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Hi Jonni,

I agree that it would be helpful to apply multiple classes in some cases. Unfortunately, our style relies on WordPress Core, and it’s not possible to select multiple styles. There is an ongoing ticket about this: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/14598

Now you can use the Border > Radius control to make your images rounded. Maybe this can fix your problem.

Could you send me a screenshot of the problem you encountered with the shadow? I’ve just tested it, and the shadow wraps the actual image.

Thanks,
Yann

Hi,

The Site Editor allows you to customize your entire site using a new styling system. Open the Site Editor from your WordPress Dashboard by clicking Appearance > Editor.

In the Site Editor, you can see the Styles icon in the top-right corner https://wordpress.org/support/article/styles-overview/#how-to-find-styles

Click on Colors and then Links and change the color of the default link.

You can override this color on the footer by selecting the block you want to change (Group, Site Title, Paragraph, Navigation…). In the Settings sidebar, change the link color under the color panel.

I hope the above is useful.
Yann

Thanks for the heads up. Glad you’ve found the solution 🙂

Have a nice day,
Yann

@panevin83
It seems good on your website. We’ll update the Google Fonts list in a future release.

@helpfulwebhosting
Thanks for pointing this out. The description is also for the default classic themes, which include the possibility to add any Google Fonts. We’ll update the description, but hopefully, we’ll update the plugin to match the description!

Hi,

I can’t access your website anymore. Maybe you can try (change #111 with your color value):

.primary-menu li a:hover {
	color: #111 !important;
}

Hope that helps.

The code doesn’t work because the other CSS you’ve added in the Additional CSS panel isn’t valid.

The comments line should be coded with /* */ and not //.
For example, you should replace //Cambiar el size de la cabecera y el logo
by /* Cambiar el size de la cabecera y el logo */

Hi there,

@panevin83 It seems that you have successfully added the Readex Pro with your child theme. We’ll update the Google Fonts list for Twenty Twenty-One in a future release.

@pixelnik It depends on the theme you are using (Twenty Twenty, Twenty Twenty-One, or Twenty Twenty-Two).

If you are using Twenty Twenty-Two (or any block theme), for the moment it’s not possible to add a font with Twentig. We only add a selection of Google Fonts because it’s not possible to add all Google Fonts without slowing the editor. And we choose only to include a selection of variable fonts for performance gains. We’re monitoring WordPress 6.0, and working on letting the user choose the Google Fonts of its choice.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Twentig.

Hi,

I’ve tried to replicate the issue, but everything works well on my side with Twentig activated.

You can contact us via email (there is a contact link at the bottom of our website).

Have a nice day,
Yann