I checked the page you mentioned and the texts after the bullet point are bold like ‘Finding Specific Products’, ‘Convenience’, ‘Quality and Variety’ and so on. How does your page look like in another browser or device?
As for the bullet points indentation, if you want the bullet point to have spacing on the left, so it’s not aligned with the text above “People search for types of retail stores..”, go to the editor. Then select the List block and in the Dimensions settings, add padding so there will be space before the bullet point. Please refer to the guide in How to access dimension settings.
I’ve tested this on a couple of test sites and using a YouTube url works and displays the video in the header, but not when the video file is uploaded.
You’ve mentioned you prefer the uploaded video, but in the meantime, you can consider using a YouTube video link, or add the video in the front page of the site instead of the header.
Hi @jennyhp2001 thanks for sharing your screenshot. I see what you mean, I’ve tested this on my site and although the submenu opens, it’s hidden on the right side of the screen. You can then scroll the screen to the right side, to view the hidden or cut off submenu. This shouldn’t be the case, and it looks like you may have found a bug!
Move the navigation menu to the left side of the site. That way, when the submenu is opened, it won’t be hidden on the right side of the screen.
Or move Youth to the left, for example, before the Events Calendar.
Or use another theme in the meantime. Please note that when you change themes, the layout and design will change and when you go back to your previous theme, you may have to re-add your menu, or some elements that have changed.
Hello @brendoon, no worries at all about the screenshot size. It was really helpful in visualizing what’s happening in your mobile site.
It’s no longer sizing to the mobile screen but forces the whole page into a narrow band at the left. Is there any way this can be fixed?
I’ve taken a look at the site front page and also ‘Shooting from the Shadows’ page and all playlists are resized correctly in both Chrome and Safari mobile.
I discovered the player bar also sticks out wide in the edge browser on desktop, though not in chrome.
The player bar looks fine and not sticking out for me in desktop Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers.
If you’re still having this issue in both mobile and desktop, check if you have OS and browser updates and update them if needed, and check your site again to see if the issue persists after that. Or use another device to test as well.
You can explore using an AI tool for CSS. Alternatively, you can share to us here a screenshot how the submenu currently looks like. Can you please elaborate more on what you mean by “but it opens off the side of the page.”? You can also make some annotations to the screenshot to show where you want the submenu to open instead.
Hi @ahmedrazaabbasi thanks for sharing a screenshot, I see what you mean. The reason for seeing the message on your 6.6.2 site is that the plugin is compatible and tested up to 6.4.5.
Aside from seeing “Warning: This plugin has not been tested with your current version of WordPress.” message, are you experiencing any issues with the plugin?
Hi @donbowman, thanks for getting back to us and sharing more details with a screenshot.
In your screenshot, the texts width is set to None:
And when set to None, it’s expected to not be full width in both the editor and live page, leaving spaces to both sides of the texts.
My objective is to make the editor match the published content, but it doesn’t in width. when i have a full width container/group, it shows live but not in editor.
In the editor when you select the texts, in the toolbar above it, select the icon on the left of the 3 dots, then select full width.
On my test site, selecting it to full width adjusts the texts in both the editor and live page to the full width of the space.
Thanks @sergeyieffe, for getting back to us and sharing those details. While we understand that the use of negative space and overall composition can feel challenging for some users when adapting it to business sites (like if the design approach is to fill the space with some info or company details, or perhaps looking for a style with less negative space), it’s worth noting that the theme is quite flexible and can be used for a variety of purposes, including portfolios, business sites, or personal blogs. Here’s an example of a business site using the Twenty Twenty-One theme (at the time of writing). It might just come down to personal/business design preferences and how the theme aligns with your business goals.
However, you can create a child theme and modify it to the spacing and other customizations you prefer. Here are some resources to get you started on that:
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