Twentig

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback. I can’t replicate this issue, and this is the first time we encounter this issue. Unfortunately, as it’s forbidden for us to ask for any access to provide support, it’s difficult to diagnose the issue.

You said there’s a “compatibility issue between the plugin and Twenty Twenty (parent and child).”
Does it mean you are using a child theme? If so, please deactivate it, deactivate all your plugins, and use only the Twenty Twenty theme with Twentig to see if the issue is still there.

Could you please send us your “Site Health Info”:
WordPress dashboard > Tools > Site Health > Info Tab > Copy site info to clipboard

Thanks,
Tom

Glad it works! Thanks again for the feedback.

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

The error message only appears when WP_DEBUG is set to true. We’ll release the update in a few hours. In the meantime, you can set the WP_DEBUG constant to false to make the error go away.

Hi,

First of all, it’s always recommended to back up your database and files before changing your theme or updating WordPress. It will ensure that you can recover your website if anything goes wrong.

To be sure, you can try the theme switch on a local installation to avoid any problem on your live website.

Changing a theme shouldn’t make you lose your site data (posts, pages, images). However, if you’re using custom page templates or widgets in your old theme, they won’t exist with the new theme.

To use one of Twentig starter websites, you first need to change your theme to Twenty Twenty-One. Before activating the new theme, you can open the Theme Customizer to preview it with your content to see how it goes.

When loading a Twentig starter website, you can preview it in the Customizer. No changes appear on your live site until you click “Publish”.

You have different import types:

– If you select “All”, it will load the content (pages, posts, menus, widgets) and the Customizer style of the starter website. It will replace (replace and not delete) your old menu, so you’ll have to select your old menu as the primary.

– Or you can select “Customizer Style” as the Import Type to only import the style and not the content.

Hope that helps,
Tom

Hi,

For some reason, WooCommerce overrides the theme’s CSS and removes the content top padding. To restore it on the “Twentig – No title” template, you can add the following CSS (Customizer > Additional CSS):

.tw-no-title #site-content .post-inner {
	padding-top: 5rem;
}

@media (min-width: 700px) {
	.tw-no-title #site-content .post-inner {
		padding-top: 8rem;
	}
}

Hope that helps,
Tom

Hi,

With Twenty Twenty-One, you can easily change the fonts using some custom CSS (Customizer > Additional CSS):

:root {
	--font-base: Arial;
	--font-headings: Georgia;
}

Hope that helps,
Tom

Hi,

The cover template is a feature integrated inside the Twenty Twenty theme, it’s not a Twentig’s feature. Unfortunately, the blog page doesn’t act like a standard page, and you can’t apply a template on this page.

Have a nice day,
Tom