Blocks lose formatting when made into WordPress Pattern

  • Resolved omegagen

    (@omegagen)


    4 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hi Greenshift,

    I noticed an issue where Greenshift blocks render improperly on the front-end in WordPress (I am using the most recent version 6.6.2). When Greenshift blocks are made into WordPress Patterns using the “Create Pattern” option, their formatting is lost or becomes inconsistent with their block settings.

    In the example of duplicate Social Share rows below, the lower row was made into a WordPress pattern. As you can see, the block formatting and colors of the WordPress Pattern version are not rendering properly. The bottom row should appear identical to the top row:

    In the example below, are duplicates of a row of buttons. The lower duplicate was turned into a WordPress Pattern and some of the buttons are now not rendering properly according to their block settings:

    Any help in fixing this would be greatly appreciated.

    • This topic was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by omegagen.
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  • Plugin Author wpsoul

    (@wpsoul)

    You can find solution https://greenshiftwp.com/documentation/troubleshooting/

    Plugin Author wpsoul

    (@wpsoul)

    I hope you enabled proper css management

    For now, I am closing, but you can reopen

    Thread Starter omegagen

    (@omegagen)

    Thank you @wpsoul. Using the most current versions of Greenshift and WordPress, I changed the CSS location setting in Greenshift to “Inline in block” and deleted any duplicates as the article suggested. I even tried recreating these synced pattern blocks, but unfortunately none of these solved the issue. Synced WordPress patterns containing Greenshift blocks still lose their formatting for some reason.

    Thread Starter omegagen

    (@omegagen)

    In case it helps in replicating and diagnosing the issue, I am running the free Kadence WP theme, and these Greenshift blocks are nested in a Kadence “section” block, which itself is inside a Kadence “row layout” block.

    • This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by omegagen.
    Thread Starter omegagen

    (@omegagen)

    Hi @wpsoul. I just wanted to follow up on this ticket. Keeping the “inline CSS” settings you recommended on, after one of the recent updates to Greenshift the synced WordPress patterns containing Greenshift blocks began to appear formatted as expected. Thank you again for your help in resolving this issue.

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