Twentig

Hi Andreas,

Thanks for your feedback. Indeed there’s an issue with how we apply the images source size; it should only apply to the blog’s images and not to the logo. We’ll fix this issue in the next release.

If you enjoy Twentig, please leave a review. It would really help me out.

Tom

Hi @progolog,

Twentig adds an Alternate Logo setting to display a white version of the logo for transparent header and footer with a dark background. It isn’t meant for the dark mode.

The Twenty Twenty-One theme includes a dark mode setting but only changes the contrast of the images when the mode is enabled. https://make.wordpress.org/core/2020/11/10/twenty-twenty-one-dark-mode-update/, “When Dark Mode is on, a dark grey background color is used. Images have a lower contrast.”

To display a different logo for the dark mode, you can add some custom CSS inside Customizer > Additional CSS (replace white-logo-url.png with your logo URL):

.respect-color-scheme-preference.is-dark-theme .site-logo {
	background-image: url(white-logo-url.png);
	background-size: cover;
}

.respect-color-scheme-preference.is-dark-theme .site-logo img {
    visibility: hidden;
}

I hope the above is useful to you.

If you enjoy Twentig, please leave a review. It would mean a lot to me 🙂
Tom

Hi @jaggedtouchstudio,

WordPress doesn’t have an option to set each column’s background color. Twentig adds some columns styling (card width shadow, gray card, card width border…) on the Columns block. But if you want to set a custom background color on each column, the only way is to add a group inside each column and set a background color on each group.

I hope the above is useful to you.
Tom

Hi @artgoddess,

Thanks for the heads-up, glad it solves the issue. Regarding your questions:

1. The theme displays post categories and post tags. Portfolio categories and tags are different taxonomies specific to the Portfolio plugin you’re using; this is why they aren’t displayed.

2. Twentig doesn’t add custom blocks, it uses only the core blocks. Currently, there are no core blocks to display Custom Post Types, but the WordPress team is working on a Query block (not sure when it will be available).

Have a nice day,
Diane

Hi @xtendlife,

I’ve tried to put the CSS code in a child theme, and it works for me.

This is the code in the functions.php file of the child theme:

function twentytwenty_styles() {
	wp_enqueue_style( 'parent', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'twentytwenty_styles');

This is the code in the style.css file of the child theme:

/*
Theme Name: Twenty Twenty Child Theme
Description: A child theme for Twenty Twenty.
Author: Your Name
Template: twentytwenty
Version: 1.0
*/

.single-post .featured-media img {
    max-width: 90%;
}

If you still have the issue, if possible, please share the URL of your website.

Have a nice day,
Diane

@artgoddess,

It seems that it’s not related to Twentig. By default, the archive page uses the setting defined in your WordPress dashboard (Settings > Reading > Blog pages show at most X posts), unless the plugin that adds your Custom Post Type has an option to control the number of items.

Try to change this setting to set the number of portfolio items displayed on the archive page.

I hope the above is useful to you,
Diane

Hi Jason,

We’ve released Twentig 1.2.5, which includes the option to choose the Custom Post Types layout (Customizer > Twentig Options > Custom Post Types).

As Twentig is designed only to use WordPress core features, adding a featured video doesn’t align with our plugin roadmap. To display a video banner on a page, you can use the steps described above. For the portfolio, it’s more Jetpack territory.

Have a nice day,
Diane