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Hi,
This CSS code is added by the Twenty Twenty-One theme, not Twentig. As specified in the CSS, it doesn’t apply to alignwide and alignfull elements
:not(.alignwide):not(.alignfull)I’ve tried to insert a custom HTML block with an
alignwideclass, and the width is respected. Can you please share your code so I can replicate the issue?Thanks,
TomGlad you found a solution.
We don’t plan on adding new page templates as WordPress 5.8 (to be released in July) will include a page template-editing mode.
Have a nice day,
TomYou can find the entire set of illustrations by Pablo Stanley here: https://www.opendoodles.com/
They are free for commercial and personal use.
Yes, that’s the plan 🙂
Glad it works. Making the button smaller is a good solution for your layout.
Have a nice day.
Hi,
Our current roadmap doesn’t include this feature. I’m not sure if it’s possible to achieve this due to how the theme is coded, but it might be easier to get it done with the next WordPress 5.8 release (July 2021). I’ll keep you updated.
Thanks for the feedback,
TomHi,
If you want to add a sidebar (as shown on the Thane demo), it isn’t possible with the Twenty Twenty theme. Twentig can’t add this feature due to the way the theme is coded. It’s only possible with the Twenty Twenty-One theme.
Have a nice day,
TomHi,
Which images do you want to access, the ones on the blog?
Have a nice day.
Glad it works.
If you enjoy Twentig, please rate it. It would really help me out 🙂
Hi,
Unfortunately, it’s a WordPress core issue, and this isn’t related to Twentig. We’ll see if we can find a solution.
We’ll keep you informed.
TomHi,
Unfortunately, there’s no way to achieve this layout with our plugin.
Have a nice day,
TomHi Rick,
Thank for the kind words and feedback.
Our current roadmap doesn’t include this feature, but we might consider it for a future release. This could be a great addition.
Have a nice day,
TomHi,
Good catch, we’ll include it in the next release.
Thanks for the feedback.Have a nice day,
TomFirst, set a background image inside the Customizer that will be used for the whole site.
To set a different background on a page, open the Customizer > Additional CSS panel and paste the following code:
body.page-id-20 { background-image: url('https://domain.com/image.jpg'); }Then in the code, replace the page id and the image URL with your own.
You can find the page id when you edit the page, its id shows up in the address bar. See screenshot
To get your image URL, upload your image in the Media library and on the right, click “Copy URL to clipboard”. See screenshot
If you need to change the image for multiple pages, copy and paste the code as many times as needed:
body.page-id-20 { background-image: url('https://domain.com/image.jpg'); } body.page-id-21 { background-image: url('https://domain.com/image2.jpg'); } body.page-id-22 { background-image: url('https://domain.com/image3.jpg'); }Hope that helps.
Hi,
Once you published a starter website, Twentig doesn’t add an option to reset the Customizer. To reset the Customizer, you can try this plugin. If you want to try the starter websites, you can load them without publishing the Customizer changes.
Hope that helps,
Tom
