I think it’s since the latest WP update that on certain pages my site’s header is missing padding left and right or whatever. I have no idea, I’m not a programmer. I messed around with the theme, added code snippets here and there, additional CSS, too.
I’m not familiar with the block editor, I entered content in the template styles instead of the pages directly. But it all worked until recently. I have changed nothing in between, but when you compare e.g. the starting page to the blog archive, single posts or this page, you see the different header widthes.
]]>Hello everyone,
I recently installed the “Loudness” block theme on my WordPress site and encountered a problem that I don’t quite understand. Maybe you can help me with it.
After installing the theme, I created the pages “Home,” “Blog,” “About,” and “Contact.” Under Settings > Reading, I then assigned the static page for “Home” and the posts area to the “Blog” page.
Now here’s the part that completely confuses me: instead of correctly assigning the homepage (“Home”) and the posts archive page to the Home template and Index template respectively, clicking on “Blog” opens the home-template, and the “Home” page is assigned an empty page template.
Even if I set a “new” frontpage in the website editor, there is no way to change the content through “Edit Page.” I don’t want to change the content in the Website Editor > frontpage because that’s the template, and in WordPress, content and design are separated.
I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong or where my mistake lies. I’m completely stuck here and would appreciate your help. Has anyone else noticed this issue? How do you deal with it?
I would be grateful for any tips and tricks you can share with me.
Thank you in advance!
]]>Is it correct, that images only become responsive, when I upload them via desktop to the media backend? When I want to insert an image via URL or when I use the WP iPhone app to add a picture to a post – no matter what settings I use for size or alignments, the image won’t be responsive.
If not, what am I doing wrong?
]]>Generally I like the link style for the navigation and the text links within normal paragraphs of the Loudness theme – the underline and then hover effect with a color change. But when it comes to footnotes (see linked example page), it could look better, I think.
My coding skills are very limited, basically it’s just copypasting stuff and do minor changes. I used the following code to wrap around each footnote manually:
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1) <a id="A" href="#refA">↩?</a>In the theme editor, the different sections are confusing for me:
– “Control the hover stylings of outline block style.”
– “Provide styles for a Block Style for navigation links”
– “Links in containers with the primary background color get special treatment”
And then the font specification is located in another file, not the stylesheet. So I don’t even now which one to edit. Or would I have to simply add some additional CSS?
Because I think it would be great, if only for the footnotes I could switch the theme fonts from DM Mono (monospace body copy) to Rubik (sans serif headlines). Maybe the superscript numbers then have to be a little smaller, but most importantly, I want to get rid of the underline for the footnotes – or they’d have to be right under the character, not at the line’s bottom. And maybe it’s a good idea to change their color instead of using the usual hover effect.
See, I’m not sure about it the final footnote design. I just need to be shown a way to toy around with the style of the footnotes. That’d be great.
]]>I customize the background color of certain doorpages by entering additional CSS like:
body.page-id-XXX {
background-color: #123456;
}
body.page-id-XXX a:hover {
background-color: #654321;
}This way I want to make an exception for the footer, as the color changes do not always work out well with the social icons. I tried some different lines, but it I can’t get it to run.
Any ideas what I have to add so I can determine the footer color separately? (Don’t say “Customize templates in block editor”, because something with the themes primary color then messes around with the whole site.)
]]>When I look at the Project Archive, in the template placeholder for categories and tags show up, but when I use it, they don’t. That’s because the template works with categories and tags from posts, not projects – which makes no sense.
I think it’s these two lines of code:
<!– wp:post-terms {“term”:”category”} /–>
<!– wp:post-terms {“term”:”post_tag”} /–>
Can I exchange them with project-terms? I guess not…
]]>With other themes I don’t have this problem. But with LOUDNESS, when I set a static page as homepage and want the index page with a list of the latest articles – the classic blog – as an internal page (linked to within the menue), then it doesn’t work. It shows the starting page from the theme demo instead, with one of my own block contents inserted.
The page editor in the backend reads “You are currently editing the page that shows your latest posts.” I can find the index template while editing my website, but I don’t get these two things together.
I disabled all plugins beside Jetpack, problem is still there. Am I the only one or do others have this problem, too?
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