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Hi,
Unfortunately, Twentig doesn’t have this feature. As you’ve said, it would require some custom PHP. I hope you find a way to achieve it.
Have a nice day,
YannHi,
Thanks for your feedback, sorry for the frustration.
Yes, the Twentig is still very much active. For the moment, we are not aware of issues caused by Twentig with the WordPress 5.9 release. Twentig 1.4 will be released this week, but I doubt it will solve your issues.
I’ve just tested with Oslo, and I have not encountered any issues.
So would you please share the URL of your website to see what caused the problems?
Would you please share the links to the previous topics you opened on this support forum to help you resolve your issues?
Thanks,
YannI’ve checked your website and your recent posts appear correctly for me (black on white). Could you please tell me on which web browser you’re experiencing the issue?
Thanks
Hi there,
Yes, Twentig 1.4 will be compatible with Twenty Twenty-Two and released this week.
Please note that Twenty Twenty-Two is the first default WordPress block theme, and is designed to use full site editing features instead of the Customizer to edit your site (the Customizer is hidden for block themes). So Twentig won’t rely on the Customizer for Twenty Twenty-Two and use the new WordPress full site editing features. The experience is entirely different from classic themes (Twenty Twenty-One and Twenty Twenty).
Twentig will continue to support the classic themes (Twenty Twenty-One and Twenty Twenty) for people who prefer the Customizer to edit their website.
Best,
YannHi Gemma,
I’ve tested on my side but can’t replicate the issue. Would you please share the URL of your website?
Thanks
YannHi Richard,
One of your plugins (I think it’s the Smush – Lazy Load plugin) inserts a
<noscript>tag between the HTML code for the two logos. It interferes with the CSS, which causes the misalignment. It seems it’s the same issue: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/double-logo-bug-on-sticky-header/ .Either your manage to exclude the logo from lazyloading, or you can add the following CSS code in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel:
.tw-header-opaque .logo-primary ~ .logo-transparent { visibility: hidden; opacity: 0; } .logo-primary ~ .logo-transparent { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; opacity: 1; height: auto!important; }Hope that helps,
YannHi,
To hide the footer of the Twenty Twenty theme, you can use the following CSS code:
.page-id-878 #site-footer { display: none !important; }If you also need to hide the widgets area above the footer:
.page-id-878 .footer-nav-widgets-wrapper { display: none !important; }Hope that helps,
DianeHi,
Thanks for the kind words.
I’ve tested on my side but can’t replicate the issue. So would you please share the URL of your website so I can help you?
Thanks,
YannHi,
I’ve tested on my side but can’t replicate the issue. It seems the issue isn’t related to Twentig as the JS code for the hamburger menu and submenu is handled by the Twenty Twenty-One theme. I see that you’re using a cache plugin on your site that shows multiple errors in the Google console. Please try to deactivate all your plugins except Twentig to see if it removes the issue.
Thanks,
YannHi Catherine,
Unfortunately, Twentig doesn’t include the option to change the default color palette.
Have a nice day,
DianeHi,
Looking at your page, it seems you’ve managed to achieve what you wanted. Please let me know if that’s the case.
Thank you,
YannHi,
Thanks for the kind words.
There’s too much space below the header on your website because you have a Google Analytics code inserted inside the main content. Normally the margin of the first child is set to 0, but this code interferes with the CSS. So either you move the Google Analytics inside the
<head>of the page, or you can add the following CSS in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel:.site-main .hentry { margin-top: 0; }Then to decrease the margin below the title on mobile, you can add the following CSS (adjust the 40px value as you like):
@media only screen and (max-width: 651px) { .singular.tw-title-no-border .hentry .entry-header { margin-bottom: 40px; } }Hope that helps,
DianeTo add social icons in the header, open the Customizer > Menus panel, create a new menu, and set its location to “Social Menu”. Next, add custom links with your social networks URL. Then go to Customizer > Twentig Options > Additional Settings and check the “Desktop Horizontal Menu” option under Social Icons Locations.
Hope that helps,
TomHi,
Thanks for the kind words and feedback. I’ve tried to replicate the issue with the Spanish language, but I don’t have the same result as you. I’ve changed the language setting to Español. Then I went to Escritorio > Actualizaciones, and I’ve updated the translations at the bottom. The pagination is still in Spanish. Are your translation packs up to date?
Thanks
Hi,
1. To add social icons in the header, you first need to add custom links with your social networks URL inside the primary menu. Then inside the Customizer, go to Twentig Options > Header and check the “Convert menu social links into social icons” option.
2. The Twenty-Twenty-One theme doesn’t have a sidebar. However, Twentig adds a sidebar option for the blog (but not on the pages). To activate it, inside the Customizer, go to Twentig Options > Blog and check the display sidebar option (you can set it on the Posts Page and/or Single Post). Then go to the Widgets panel and edit the Blog Sidebar area.
3. Would you please show us a screenshot showing the spacing you want to reduce.
Thanks