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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Photography Gridly] How to centre align the post to the pageHi @anthonyod all this is available in the image block, please see the WordPress documentation here, where it’s all explained: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/image-block/
If you do not have those options available, then it might be your hosting company or a plugin which are limiting your site and the options you have. (I’ve seen hosting companies do that a few times)
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Link Folio] Date field disappearedHi there, thanks for reaching out!
Nothing has been changed in the theme related to date, so this happens due to either custom code or a plugin conflict. We haven’t had this issue reported before, which makes a conflict the most likely cause, unless you’ve added custom code recently.
To troubleshoot, please try temporarily disabling all plugins and then re-enabling them one by one. This will help identify which plugin is removing or overriding the date field.
Hi, the page https://elizoluxe.com/category/hotels/ seems fine when I check your website.
This is most likely a cache and/or plugin issue, I’d recommend trying to temporarily disable all plugins and see if that helps
Thanks for your message and for sharing your experience in detail — I completely understand how this can feel confusing, especially if you’ve worked with WordPress in the “classic” way before.
The theme you’re using is a Full Site Editing (FSE) theme (also called a block theme). In these themes, the way pages, menus, and templates are managed is not handled by our theme directly — it’s all controlled by the new Site Editor created by WordPress.
You can find it under Appearance > Editor
A few key points to help clarify how this works:
- Pages vs. Templates
- The “pages” you see inside the Site Editor are actually templates or template parts. These are design layouts that tell WordPress how to display different types of content (like the homepage, single posts, archive pages, etc.).
- Your actual content pages still live under Pages in the sidebar — but with block themes, many layout and design settings are managed in the Site Editor instead.
- You can find the template designs under Appearance > Editor > Templates. You have to assign the templates to a page to use them.
- Menus (Navigation)
- Menus are now handled inside the Site Editor as Navigation blocks.
- This means you can edit your menu by opening the header template in the Site Editor and selecting the Navigation block. (Usually found at appearance > Editor > Patterns > Header)
- Blog page settings
- The “Reading” settings will still let you choose your Posts page (blog), but your front page will always be the template called Front Page (Found under appearance > editor > templates)
- Why this changed
- These changes are part of WordPress’s new direction for site building, and apply to all block themes.
- If you prefer the classic way of working with menus and page templates, you can switch to a classic theme or use a page builder like Elementor.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Blogrid] latest postHi @cbs111 !
It seems like a plugin is bugging your site, can you try disabling all plugins and enable them one at a time to see which one is buggy?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [The Minimal Blogger] Blog Posts Missing on Mobile SiteHi, it sounds like the query block have been altered so it does not work anymore.
My recommended action is to take a backup of the page template, and then restore it to default.After that you can insert your design/content modifications again with a working template.
Please see this guide on how to restore a page template to default: https://superbthemes.com/documentation/how-can-i-restore-a-template-page-back-to-default/
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Coach Mentor] Changing old them into new Coach Mentor themeGreat to hear you’re making progress!
You’re exactly right about the images: having all three cards (Reiki, Trauma Therapy, Hypnobirthing) in identical dimensions will give you the best alignment. There’s no single “optimal” size, as it largely depends on what visually suits the client’s website best.
Your plan for the site structure sounds ideal and very manageable.
Glad the contact page solution worked out well, and if there’s anything else, just let us know!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Coach Mentor] Changing old them into new Coach Mentor themeGlad you’re feeling more confident!
To add your logo to the menu header, you can replace the current text block with either a Site Icon block or an Image block.
Regarding the contact page, I’d recommend sticking with the default one included in the Coach Mentor theme.
When it comes to disabling the old pages, it’s tricky to be entirely sure it’s safe without looking closely at your setup. To stay safe, make sure you have a full backup of your site before turning off or deleting anything. That way, if something doesn’t go as planned, you can easily revert back.
Finally, setting up a temporary “coming soon” page is quickest with a plugin. Popular choices like SeedProd or Coming Soon Page & Maintenance Mode can help you get something professional-looking up and running quickly.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Coach Mentor] Changing old them into new Coach Mentor themeBased on your description, the simplest path would be to recreate the old pages using our pre-built pages which can be added through the “Theme Designer” which is found in the companion plugin Super Addons. The theme does also have a standard “About” and “Contact”. Unfortunately, old ThemeForest themes typically rely on page builders or custom shortcodes, which causes the formatting issues you’re seeing.
I’d recommend creating new pages directly with the Coach Mentor theme and manually copy-pasting the content from the old pages. This usually avoids formatting errors and conflicts. If the old pages included shortcodes or custom code, you’ll need to replace these with the equivalent blocks or widgets available in the new theme.
Since the homepage is already looking good, you could start by duplicating that layout style onto your other pages, making small adjustments as needed. Also, make sure to keep plugins minimal initially, adding them back gradually to identify any conflicts.
Happy to hear it Andre, have a lovely day
There is no such feature right now, but it’s a great idea!
I cannot help you editing php files sadly, as it’s alot more complicated than adding CSS.
If you add broken CSS to your website then the CSS doesn’t work – but if you add broken PHP your entire site can crash, and you will not be able to restore it without FTP access and technical knowledge.Of course, the CSS is output on your entire site, meaning that the functionality works fine.
There is no issue with caching or Superb Addons. The issue is the CSS you’ve added – it’s probably missing “!important” on certain parts of it to properly overwrite youe plugins/theme
Could be:
color:blue !important;It could also be that you have to use !important to fix it
Hi @styzer I can see the CSS file is being loaded through Superb Addons: https://atherapeuticjourney.net/wp-content/uploads/superb-addons/custom-css/full.css?ver=1744632577
The issue is within the CSS, it is being loaded everywhere on your site
That sounds very strange.
Most of all it sounds like a caching issue, what happens if you temporarily disable your cache/minification plugins?
Sounds like that could be the issue.
Also double check that the CSS block is activated
- Pages vs. Templates