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  • HI there, are you able to share a link to your site so we can take a closer look?

    On my test site I am able to set a homepage and a posts page, but I do see that posts are displayed on that page for me.

    To clarify, do posts show if you set the site to “show posts on front page?”

    Thanks for the additional info!

    jerrysarcastic

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    Hi there,

    Infinite scroll is one of the modules that is included in the Jetpack plugin (which is a plugin that bundles WordPress.com features so you can add them to self-hosted WordPress sites) and you can find it here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/

    There is info on how to set up infinite scroll (once you have added the plugin to your site) here: https://jetpack.com/support/infinite-scroll/

    Hope this helps point you in the right direction!

    jerrysarcastic

    (@jerrysarcastic)

    Hi there,

    I checked this CSS on a test site and for me it corrected the drop cap issue on mobile. You can see a screenshot here (no CSS on the left, with the CSS code on the right)

    https://d.pr/i/4HyaK6

    With that in mind it sounds like this may be an issue that is specific to your site, due to a plugin conflict perhaps? Are you able to share a link to your site so we can take a look?

    It’s hard for us to suggest changes to the CSS if we can’t see it on our end, so I’m hoping you can share that link so we can see why your site is behaving differently, thanks!

    jerrysarcastic

    (@jerrysarcastic)

    Hi there,

    I noticed earlier in this thread that @supernovia mentioned that the logo may be a separate issue, and not related to the CSS fixes we’ve been discussing for your site title/tagline.

    That would mean that the CSS we’re providing would not be expected to correct that issue. Now that your title and tagline are showing on mobile, let’s focus on the logo.

    If you temporarily deactivate the plugins on your site, does your logo appear? It can be the case that plugins you add to your site can sometimes interfere with theme functionality, so turning them off is a quick way to test this.

    Thanks for the additional info!

    jerrysarcastic

    (@jerrysarcastic)

    Howdy @humanitea it looks from your screenshots that you are hosting your site with WordPress.com, and they happen to have their own in-house support for site issues like this.

    Please reach out here and the team will be able to help you with any site issues you have directly: https://wordpress.com/help/contact

    Hope this helps point you in the right direction!

    jerrysarcastic

    (@jerrysarcastic)

    Hi there,

    Without the ability to examine your site directly, we are limited in how we can help.

    I’ve checked on my test site and when I look at blog posts I do not see any lines at the bottom of blog posts. Screenshot here: https://d.pr/i/8wm3iY

    I also checked static pages on my test site (which you mentioned were an issue on your site) and did not see it there either.

    Since there is not a line present in the demo site or my test site, it sounds like this may be an issue related to a plugin you are using on your site. With this in mind I recommend disabling all plugins on your site as a test. Does that make it go away? If so reactivate your plugins one at a time (reloading your site in-between to check) and see if it returns. If so it is usually due to the last plugin you activated.

    Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

    jerrysarcastic

    (@jerrysarcastic)

    Hi there,

    I do not see a line in the demo site when I check it: PcXbCS-h-p2

    Can you share the URL of your site so we can see the line you are referring to? Happy to offer a suggestion once we can see it and examine the source code, thanks!

    jerrysarcastic

    (@jerrysarcastic)

    Hi there,

    Firstly we do not recommend that you add this CSS directly to your source code. To explain, when your theme is updated (which happens periodically to stay current with newer versions of WordPress) any changes you add there will be overwritten.

    Instead you will want to add a custom CSS plugin, such as one of the ones offered here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/custom+css/

    Once you do that you can add your CSS into the settings box that your plugin provides. Here is the code you will need:

    @media screen and (min-width: 480px) {
    	p.wp-block-post-excerpt__excerpt,
    	.entry-content p {
    		text-align: justify;
    	}
    }

    Hope this helps!

    That’s because Shoreditch allows you to assemble a front page for a site by stitching together material from a series of pages.

    You will notice on the theme demo here, each section has been given a title. Partners, Testimonials, Services, etc. https://wordpress.com/theme/shoreditch/rustedandchromed.wordpress.com

    You can see this echoed here in wp-admin, where you can see that each homepage section in the demo is a child page of home, with the titles clearly displayed. Screenshot here: https://d.pr/i/wQICtV

    Because each homepage section has it’s own title (which is displayed on the homepage for each section) that means that the individual pages have the correct permalink, so you have URLs like:
    https://shoreditchdemo.wordpress.com/home/partners/
    https://shoreditchdemo.wordpress.com/home/services/

    As you can see, the page URL for those is taken from the page title. And the opposite is true. If you do not add a page title (regardless of theme) WordPress does not know how to assign a standard permalink.

    The text you place on a page… including the H1 text would be the page title, shows up on that front page, so unless you want multiple H1 headlines on a page you have no choice but to leave the title blank.

    There is another option. What you can do instead is give each page a title (which is a best practice for SEO) and then use CSS to hide the titles so the don’t appear on the homepage. To do that, first give your sections a proper page title, which will fix the URL issue. Then use this CSS to hide the page titles so they don’t appear twice on the homepage:

    /* hide all but the first panel title on the front page*/
    .home .site-main article:not(:first-of-type) .entry-header .entry-title {
    	display: none;
    }

    Hope that helps!

    Hi there,

    The issue you describe is not due to your theme, but something that happens often with WordPress sites (regardless of the theme you are using) in cases where you publish a page that has no title.

    In this case I noticed that your page does not have a title, so by default WordPress will use it’s “page ID” in the permalink URL for the page. The ID for this page is 845, so that is why you see that in the URL you shared here.

    You should be able to resolve this issue simply by giving your page a title. If you are trying to have a page with no title but want to be able to customize the URL I recommend reaching out to the folks in the main WordPress troubleshooting forums here: https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting/

    Hope this helps point you in the right direction!

    Hi there,

    I visited your site on my desktop computer and I did not see a logo on your homepage. Here is what I see: https://d.pr/i/of5L4G

    Did you remove the image you had set for your logo previously, or is it the case that I see something different from what you see? If so can you share a screenshot of what you have for your homepage (with logo shown) and also can you share a screenshot of what you have set in your site customizer for the logo?

    Thanks for the additional info!

    Hi there,

    In the examples you have seen the site title (dynamic text) is centered on mobile. However if you add a logo it is not centered.

    The good news is that you can use the following CSS to center your current logo on mobile:

    @media (max-width: 600px) {
        .site-header {
            text-align: center;
            }
    }

    Hope this helps!

    Hi there,

    Because of the way this theme is coded, the Related Submissions section (which appears to be added by your Jetpack Plugin) is embedding itself within the content area where your post is written. This is a different section of the code compared to where your comments section is, so there is no way to rearrange these.

    You may wish to contact Jetpack support to see if on their end they have a way to move the Related Submissions section to a different location instead. They can be reached here:
    https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/jetpack/

    Hope this helps point you in the right direction!

    Hi there,

    If you deactivate all plugins on your site does this error message go away? if you reactivate your plugins one at a time until the message reappears again, what is the name of the plugin that you activated just before that?

    It sounds like you may have a conflict between the Shoreditch theme and a plugin on your site, if you can identify which plugin is causing the issue, you may be able to find a different plugin (that does the same job) for example.

    Because Shoreditch is no longer under active development (and has been inactive for several years) we are not able to help with a code fix in this case so I am hoping that eliminating any plugin conflicts will resolve this issue.

    Hi there,

    There is no demo content file included in the download, but this theme does have instructions which walk you through the different customization options to replicate the demo site.

    https://wordpress.com/theme/argent

    If you are having trouble with getting set up after following the guide there, let us know which part you are stuck on and we can take a closer look, thanks

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