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Hi @hanschristian,
Thanks for the feedback and for sharing your ideas.
Indeed the pages for the custom taxonomies attached to the “post” type should have the same layout as the main blog page. However, we can’t apply the CSS to the “archive” class as Twentig offers other blog layouts that aren’t grid-based. The solution is to add the blog layout class (“tw-blog-grid” in your case) also on the custom taxonomies pages. We’ll fix this for the next release (coming days).
The search page is different as there are no featured images (Twenty Twenty removes them), and the search results display pages in addition to posts. Due to the way Twenty Twenty is coded, Twentig can’t add an option to replicate the same grid layout on the search page. Twentig only offers an option to display the search results as a simple list (Customizer > Twentig Theme Options > Page > Search Results Layout: Narrow Stack).
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Hi @johansabu,
Thanks for your message and feedback.
Adding Google Ads on the side of the website’s pages would require adding a sidebar widgets area. Twentig can’t add this option due to the way Twenty Twenty is coded.
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Hi @treebranch,
Thanks for your kind words.
1. We didn’t want to change the default value defined by Twenty Twenty. But we understand why you want to align the blog post grid and the widget area. We can provide you some custom CSS.
Inside the Customizer, open the Additional CSS panel and paste the following code:
@media (min-width: 700px) { .footer-widgets.column-two { margin-left: 3.2rem; } }2. We can’t replicate the issue on our side. We’ve tried on iOS and Android. Could you please tell us which OS and version are you using?
Thanks.
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Hi @zorbathegeek2,
Thank you for your message, the donation, and the review. We really appreciate it.
To only show some of the text below the video on your blog page, have you tried to insert a More block in your post? It will truncate your post content and display a “Continue reading” link on the blog page.
By testing this, we’ve just realized that the “Continue reading” isn’t properly aligned. We’ll fix this in the next release. In the meantime, we can provide you some custom CSS to align it to the left or to hide it. Inside the Customizer, open the Additional CSS panel and paste one of the following code:
To align the “Continue reading” link to the left:
.read-more-button-wrap { text-align: left; }To hide it:
.read-more-button-wrap { display: none; }We hope the above is useful to you.
Have a nice day.Hi @dbj,
Currently, the Twenty Twenty theme doesn’t offer us the possibility to add custom social icons. It should be added for WordPress 5.5 (release targeted for 11 August 2020).
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Hi @lbtf1,
Thank you for your message.
We can’t replicate this issue on our side. If possible, could you please share the URL of your website?
Thanks.
@codestylist No worries! If you enjoy Twentig, please leave us a review. We’d really appreciate it.
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Hi @codestylist,
We can’t replicate this issue on our side.
The menu bar should be transparent for the following page templates: Cover Template, Twentig – Transparent Header, and Twentig – Transparent Header Light. For these 3 templates, if you choose to stick the header, the menu should become opaque once the user scrolls the page (on all pages, not just the front page).
To keep the header with the white background, you should use the default template or the Twentig – No Title template.
If you still have the issue, could you please share the URL of your website?
Thanks.
Hi @jonnimunki,
Thank you for your message.
Indeed Twentig doesn’t apply the primary color to the WooCommerce elements. We’ll consider it for a future release.
Currently, you can select a web safe font by using the one called UI System Font, which is a stack of sans-serif fonts.
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Hi Sean,
Thanks for the feedback and for sharing your ideas. We haven’t planned to add this feature. But you can add a custom code that will override the alignment for all the cover pages.
Inside the Customizer open the Additional CSS panel and paste the following code:
.template-cover .cover-header .entry-header-inner { max-width: 120rem; text-align: left; }Another solution would be to use the “Twentig – Transparent Header” page template and build the Cover with blocks (Columns block inside a Cover block). With this solution, you’ll be able to choose the alignment for each page.
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Hi @slaterocks,
We’re trying to replicate this issue. In the Customizer, under Twentig Theme Options > Blog > Single Post, is “Display manual excerpt below the title” unchecked? If it’s unchecked, could you please try to check this option to see if the excerpts appear.
If this is the cause of the bug, we’ll release a fix.
Thanks.
Hi @codestylist,
We’ve released an update (1.0.4) that includes CSS changes for active menu links, but it shouldn’t fix your issue.
We can’t replicate the issue on our side. When we click on the menu item for the Custom Post Type archive page, it gets the
current-menu-itemclass. But the blog page item doesn’t get thecurrent-menu-itemclass, it gets thecurrent_page_parentclass.If you only use Twenty Twenty theme and Twentig plugin, which Custom Post Type archive page are you displaying?
If possible, could you please share the URL of your website?
Thanks.
Hi @seanintokyo,
Thanks for your message.
Yes, the Twentig templates will persist when the Twenty Twenty theme is updated. There’s no need to use a child theme.
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Hi @umik,
Twentig doesn’t have an option to create the blog layout that you described.
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Hi @codestylist,
Thanks for the suggestion and for sharing your idea. We understand that this feature could be useful. Our current roadmap doesn’t include this feature, but we might consider it for the future.
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