Anders Norén

Hi @wpmarcm,

Hemingway scales the header image to fill the header without changing the image aspect ratio, so as the screen gets thinner, the image is cropped to fit within the width of the screen and the height of the header container.

It’s been discussed in a lot of previous threads in the forums, so you might find a solution here.

— Anders

Hi @wpmarcm,

You’ll need to add settings for which images to show on different pages in PHP, and then hook into the get_header_image filter to modify the URL of the header image. It’s a pretty involved piece of development, so not something I can provide step-by-step instructions for here. The easiest solution if you’re not familiar with WordPress development is probably to hire someone to do it for you.

— Anders

Hi @bismrfinc,

Go to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS (the menu labels might be different in your language) and add the code below:

@media( min-width: 768px ) {
    #header-menu {
        display: flex;
        flex-wrap: wrap;
        justify-content: center;
    }
}

Let me know if that does it.

— Anders

Hi @4blkstars,

The mobile menu padding in block themes defaults to the padding set in Appearance → Editor → Styles → Layout, so if you’ve set that padding to zero, the mobile menu padding will be zero as well. It’s not explained anywhere in the editor, so it’s pretty easy to overlook.

Yeah, I hope I’ll get the time to go back and update the patterns in Tove one of these days, so it’s better behaved in more recent versions of WordPress.

— Anders

Hi @wpmarcm,

Thank you, I’m glad you like it! Unfortunately, Hemingway is limited to showing a single header photo across all pages out of the box. You could create a child theme that adds more advanced settings for the header photo, though.

— Anders

@wpmarcm It seems like you’ve fixed this, so I’m marking the topic as resolved.

Hi @wpmarcm,

Go to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS (the menu labels might be different in your language) and add the code below:

.widget { padding-bottom: 16px; margin-bottom: 16px; }

Note that for spacing around specific elements, you’re going to need to target those specific elements with your CSS.

— Anders

Hi @wpmarcm,

Go to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS (the menu labels might be different in your language) and add the code below:

.blog-info { max-width: 400px; }

Modify the max-width value to taste. Let me know if that does it.

— Anders

Ah, I missed that you’re using the fallback menu. For that one, use:

.alt-nav li a { text-decoration: none; }

Hi @shaibrooklyn,

It seems like you’ve switched to a different theme, so I’m marking this topic as resolved.

For future visitors to the thread: Fukasawa defaults to displaying three columns on larger desktop displays. If you want to switch to three columns earlier, you need to add custom CSS modifying the grid item widths.

— Anders

Hey @li-an,

Abisko doesn’t output tags on single posts out of the box. You can add them to the single post template through Appearance → Editor → Templates → Single Posts, where you click the blue + button in the top left, locate the “Tags” block, and drag it to where you want the tags displayed in the template.

— Anders

Hey @bspohk,

This support forum is specific for the Bj?rk theme, so if you need help with the Wonder Blocks plugin, you’d probably be best off reaching out to them directly (or posting in their support forum, if there is one).

— Anders

@kobzew Ack. There seems to be a leftover class in the Site Title block settings. Select the block, click the cog in the righthand sidebar, click the Advanced tab, remove everything in the “ADDITIONAL CSS CLASS(ES)” field, and click save. That will remove the marquee.

(I’ll fix this in an update as well, but you’ll need to go through the steps above for your site since you’ve updated the header.)

Hi @kobzew,

The gradient is not included in the theme by default, so I’m assuming you’ve added it in the Site Editor. You’ll have to go to Appearance → Site Editor, select the site title element, and remove the gradient in the righthand sidebar.

If you also deselect the “Marquee ←” block style for the site title block, the marquee effect will be disabled.

— Anders

Hi @avenus91,

The subtitle is using the page excerpt. If you can’t see a meta box labeled “Excerpt” in the Page tab of the right sidebar when you’re editing a page, follow these steps:

1. Click the button with the three dots in the top right.
2. Click the “Preferences” link in the dropdown menu.
3. Beneath “Document Settings”, toggle “Excerpt” and close the window.

The excerpt field should now be listed in the right sidebar. Add the text you want shown as the subtitle there.

— Anders