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Hello @eduard,

I have no plugins related to comments except Antispam Bee and I deactivated it. I also don’t have any extra code snippets, only some additional CSS. But that would only hide the comments, but not remove them from the page entirely.

For example, on this page there is an element with id “comments”:

https://www.hostpress.de/blog/gutenberg-der-wordpress-block-editor/

But on my page this id does not even exist. There is only a comment-reply JavaScript.

Well, as long as I don’t run into those “other problems” that are caused by the custom CSS, I will be fine 🙂

Cheers!

Hi @czapla ,

I’m sorry to have kept you busy, when it’s been a theme issue all along. But also thank you very much for getting to the bottom of it!

For me it’s slightly difficult to get a grasp on it, both sides made a pretty logical case. I know some CSS, but this goes way over my head 🙂

The Blocksy guys gave me some custom CSS to fix the problem:

@media (max-width: 690px) {
	.entry-content .alignleft, 
	.entry-content .alignright {
		float: none;
		max-width: 100%;
		margin: 0 auto 1.5em auto;
	}
}

Hello,

the Blocksy theme developers provided me with a custom CSS snippet, which fixes the problem on my site. But they also said that they still believe it’s a Gutenberg problem, because all the major themes have this problem including, apparently, Twenty-Twentythree.

Here’s an animation showing some of that:

https://d.pr/v/lyac3z

Hello @cteduard ,

the Gutenberg developers looked at this issue and came to the conclusion that this issue is related to Blocksy, not Gutenberg. Please refer to the thread here:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/new-breakpoints-are-not-responsive/#post-16232825

Perhaps with the details posted and the animation recorded by the Gutenberg developer you will be able to find something?

Hello Michal,

I don’t have a public site with WP 6.0, but have it running locally and could save the web page including all subfiles in a ZIP and put that up for download, if that would be helpful.

I do have a 3rd party theme installed, Blocksy, and I already talked to their developers and they said that they cannot do anything about it. They believe it’s a Gutenberg issue and asked me to raise the issue here. They have created the animation I posted above and I believe it shows that the problem also exists when using the default Twenty-Twentythree theme.

As far as additional CSS is concerned, I only apply styles to some classes, not to blocks or elements. And I have checked that this additional CSS is identical between the live site (WP 6.1) and my local WP 6.0 site.