Kel Santiago-Pilarski

Hey @ppnsteve! As it’s a page, it won’t be included in the featured posts grid/slider. If you’d like to add the page in the post slider, some custom coding is needed for that. The quickest method however, is changing the page into a post instead.

Hi! In mobile landscape mode, the screen height is reduced compared to portrait mode. Font sizes adjust to maintain readability in the compressed space.

If you’d like the font size to be the same across all orientations, try and add this CSS code in Appearance > Editor > Styles settings > 3 dots > “Additional CSS” following this guide.

@media (orientation: landscape) {
    body {
        font-size: 16px !important;
    }
}

@media (orientation: portrait) {
    body {
        font-size: 16px !important;
    }
}

After adding the CSS, click Save, then clear your mobile browser cache and check your site again. 🙂

Hey @hebhansen , glad to hear it’s fixed. 🙂

For the image issue, since this is a different topic from the original one, please start a new forum thread. This will help people searching for answers in the future to focus on a single topic rather than having to sift through multiple subjects in one thread. Thanks!

Hey there @marizakwp!

To change the color of the overlay, you’ll need to target the mobile menu’s background using CSS code. Go to the site editor in Appearance > Editor, click the three dot menu and select “Additional CSS”. Then add in the box this CSS code:

/* Change the mobile menu overlay color */
@media (max-width: 768px) {
   .menu-toggle {
       background-color: red;
   }
}

Replace red; with your preferred color or choose from the W3 schools color picker.

After adding the CSS, click ‘Publish’ to save your changes.

Hey there @viveckk!

The site you shared is a demo site that has already expired. But if you plan to build a new site in the future and want better performance, consider using a CDN, resizing or optimizing your images, enabling lazy loading for images so they are loaded only when they come into view, and remove any plugins you no longer need.

I’ll go ahead and mark this topic as resolved. If you have any questions in the future, you can check out the Documentation page or if you don’t see an answer to your questions, open a new topic in the forums. 

Hi @javierr thanks for reaching out! I tested this further on my test sites using the Twenty Twenty-Four theme. When a shortcode block is added as a template part or pattern, it works correctly and displays the content as expected. Could you please check if you’re still experiencing this issue?

Hi there!

You can use an image block, avatar block, or a media and text block to place an image next to your text. I checked the Author page link you shared, and I see the profile photo is already added to the page. I’ll go ahead and mark this topic as resolved.

If you have any questions in the future, feel free to explore the Documentation page. And if you don’t find the answers you need, don’t hesitate to open a new topic in the forums. 🙂

Hey there @pakipress !

In general you can change the middle blocks of your Blog page like this:

• Go to your site dashboard: Appearance > Editor > Templates and click “All templates”.
• Look for the template used for your Blog page and select it.
• After selecting the template, it will open the editor where you can change the contents of the middle blocks.
• After making changes, click “Save”
• Then refresh your browser and view the Blog page again to see if the changes made were reflected.

If you’re not able to edit the middle blocks, please share more details which page you are at, and screenshots of what you’re trying to do so I can try to test this on my site.

As for whether this page should be the Blog or Home page is up to you. Since you already have the Home page, you can keep Blog as a page for your posts instead. 🙂