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I tried doing that, but sadly, it doesn’t help. I’ve also tried using an entirely different PC that I haven’t used before to log into the website. Still, the same thing happens. Whenever I try to open the “Design” tab in one of the aforementioned sections, the customizer panel goes blank. Maybe it’s a problem that happens when you update the theme from the older version?

This is exactly what happens: https://gfycat.com/pl/ethicaluncomfortableamericanwirehair

That’s great! Thank you! If you’re taking suggestions, I might also suggest three small things to consider if you’re at it (they’ve been suggested by few of my friends whom I’ve recommended your theme). These things below are the reasons why they had to create either a child theme or use CSS hacks and make the modifications by themselves, so maybe it would be a good idea to at least consider adding something related to these “problems”.

1. It would be nice to have the ability to display the featured image automatically at the top of the single post view

I know, I know, it’s possible to show the featured image in the single post if you change “Page Title” type to “Type 2” (the “modern” one) and choose “Featured image” as background for that section on the top of a single post. But my friends specifically wanted to have “Type 1” page title (the classic one, where the title and meta of the post are in the same container as the content), yet still, automatically show the featured image, either below the title or even above it at the very beginning.

Maybe a “Featured image” switch in “Single Posts > Post elements”? Checking it would automatically show the featured image at the top of post container.

2. Add “Continue reading” button on the main page.

A lot of blogs these days have this option where you can show a simple “Continue reading” button just below the excerpt of the post. Maybe you could add it as another element in “Blogs Posts > Card Options” that can be moved up and down like the rest of elements?

3. Add background option for single post / page container

At the moment when you open a post or a page, the actual content (text, images) is being displayed directly on the light-grey background. Both me and my friends wanted to separate the content from the main background and put it on a white background.

Would be nice to have the option to add a background and padding for that “post” container. So far I’ve been doing it with CSS:

.post {
	background: #FFF;
	padding: 35px;
}

/* margin to disregard padding for boundless images in single post view */
.post .wp-block-image {
	margin-left: -35px;
	margin-right: -35px;
	max-width: none;
}

Thank you very much, it works great now 🙂