Twentig

Hi Marco,

To display a title on your Blog listing page, copy the index.php file from the Twenty Twenty theme and paste it inside your child theme (if you don’t already have done it).

Line 55, add the following code and change “Your title” as you want:

elseif ( is_home() ) {
    $archive_title = "Your title";
}

After inserting the code you should have these lines (line 52 to 59):

} elseif ( ! is_home() ) {
	$archive_title    = get_the_archive_title();
	$archive_subtitle = get_the_archive_description();
} elseif ( is_home() ) {
	$archive_title = "Your title";
}

if ( $archive_title || $archive_subtitle ) {

You might need to add CSS to fit the title with your site’s design.

Hope that helps,
Tom

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback. Twentig doesn’t include an option to change the font-weight for the body. Our current roadmap doesn’t include this feature, but we’ll see if we can consider it for a future release.

Have a nice day,
Tom

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback. There’s indeed an issue with the White Frame style when the image is set to center. We’ll fix it in the next release. In the meantime, you can add the following CSS code in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel to fix the issue:

.is-style-tw-frame .aligncenter > figcaption {
    display: block;
}

Thanks again.
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Tom

Hi,

I’ve looked at your website, but I don’t see the issue. Have you managed to fix it or do you still have the issue?

Tom

Hi Peta,

You need to use the “Twentig – No title” template to remove the page title on your pages. You’re currently using the default page template. To change the template of a page:

1. Open the page you want to edit.
2. In the Settings sidebar, open the Page tab.
3. In the Template panel, select the “Twentig – No title” template.
4. Update the page to apply the change.

Next, you need to remove the tw-mt-0 margin class that is applied on each cover block. Leave the margin-top value to default.

Finally, you need to add the following CSS in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel (because the jQuery Pin It Button plugin that you’ve installed creates a conflict):

.tw-no-title.tw-header-bg .entry-content > .jpibfi:first-child + .alignfull {
    margin-top: calc(var(--global--spacing-vertical)*-3);
} 

Hope that helps.

If you enjoy Twentig, please rate it. It would really help me out 🙂
Tom

Could you please try to activate an SSL certificate on your site to see if it fixes the issue?

Hi Jay,

Thanks for your feedback. We’ve tried with multiple hosts and local installs without having this issue. However, we encountered this issue on one local install. So, we are investigating this issue, and we’ll keep you updated.

Thanks,
Tom

Hi,

Unfortunately, the Twenty Twenty-One theme won’t include a theme.json in its future release, so it’s unlikely that we’ll make Twentig support it.

Carolina Nymark, who is the lead-dev for the Twenty Twenty-One theme, wrote:
“Twenty Twenty-One is not adapted to work with a theme.json file. Adapting it may break backwards compatibility for users who are not upgrading to 5.8, and child themes. It would also take a significant effort to make such a large update of the existing CSS, that it might never be adapted.”
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/does-theme-json-only-work-with-block-based-theme/#post-14687374

Best,
Tom