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Hi,
For the Twenty Twenty-One theme, Twentig lets you control the font-size of the single post’s title on desktop (Customizer > Twentig Options > Blog > Single Post > Post Title Font Size). But it doesn’t include a feature to control the size on mobile. However, you can achieve it by adding the following custom CSS in Customizer > Additional CSS (replace the 2rem value as you like):
@media only screen and (max-width: 651px) { .single-post .entry-title { font-size: 2rem; } }Hope that helps,
TomHi,
The code that we gave you here https://wordpress.org/support/topic/rounded-corners-of-cards-and-pictures/#post-14804935 should work.
If not, please share the URL of your site so I can see why it’s not working.Thanks.
Hi Peta,
The full-width Cover should be directly below the menu bar as shown on one of our demo https://demo.twentig.com/kingston/
I can’t see your site, so I can’t say why it’s not working. If you’ve set a top margin on the Cover block, remove it, and it should work. If that’s not the case, it might be a conflict with another plugin.
Hope that helps,
TomHi,
We didn’t receive your email. I think you’re talking about the featured image’s caption that Twenty Twenty-One displays on each post. If this is the case, you can paste the following custom CSS (Customizer > Additional CSS) to hide them:
.post-thumbnail .wp-caption-text { display: none; }If it doesn’t solve your issue, you can upload your screenshot on https://imgur.com/upload and send us the URL.
Thanks
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion, it’s very interesting. Our current roadmap doesn’t include this feature, but we will consider it for a future release.
Have a nice day,
TomHi Peta,
I can’t see your website, it shows a coming soon page. Would you please send us a screenshot and indicate which theme you’re using (Twenty Twenty-One or Twenty Twenty)?
Thanks,
TomHi,
Twentig doesn’t include this feature for the Twenty Twenty theme. However, to achieve it, you can add some custom CSS.
First, open the Twentig Options > Blog panel inside the Customizer and set the Blog layout as Card Grid and Columns as 2. Then paste the following CSS code inside the Customizer > Additional CSS panel:
.tw-blog-grid #site-content { max-width: 600px; } .tw-blog-grid #site-content .hentry { width: 100% !important; margin-left: 0 !important; }Hope that helps,
TomHi,
Unfortunately, there’s no method to enable editing the dark mode color scheme of the theme. The Twenty Twenty-One team has included this feature, but it’s impossible to make it work as soon as you add colors inside the editor. This isn’t something that Twentig can fix.
Have a nice day.
Hi,
It seems that your CSS code is overridden by other CSS. So you can add the
!importantrule to make sure that you code override all other stylings:ul.wp-block-latest-posts__list.is-style-default.tw-heading-size-small.wp-block-latest-posts, li::after { line-height: 0.5cm !important; background-color: red; }Hope that helps,
TomHi,
The size of the image in the Cover block is handled by WordPress core. There’s an ongoing ticket on the Gutenberg repository. The Cover template uses the full-size image as a background; this is why it isn’t blurry.
With the Transparent Header template, you can use an image block set to full-width if you don’t need to write over the image.
Glad it works. Thanks for the review 🙂
Hi,
Inside the Customizer, open the Site Identity panel. Just below your logo, there’s an Alternate Logo option where you can upload a white version of your logo for the transparent header.
Hope that helps.
If you enjoy Twentig, please rate it. It would really help me out 🙂
TomGlad you love Twentig 🙂
Hi Peta,
You can remove the “Category” in the archive page title by adding custom CSS in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel.
If you’re using the Twenty Twenty-One theme, add the following code:
.archive-title-prefix { display: none; }If you’re using the Twenty Twenty theme, add the following code:
.archive-title .color-accent { display:none; }Hope that helps,
TomHi,
Thanks for your kind words.
Unfortunately, Twentig can’t add an option to display a banner above the header due to the way the theme is coded.
On your screenshot, the content below the header can be achieved using blocks. Do you encounter any issues to reproduce it?