Ashutosh

It worked! A simple setting that I somehow managed to overlook. Thanks for getting back to me.

Works like magic! Thanks a ton Patrick! I really appreciate your help.

Thank you! I will look further into this.

Hi Patrick,

I understand. Thanks for your quick reply!

Thank you!

That’s a bummer, but that’s for linking to the reported issue!

Someone please help. ??

It works! Thanks a ton. ??

Hopefully the fix makes it to Twenty Sixteen and/or Jetpack in the future.

So I have found that it only happens if “Show a “Related” header to more clearly separate the related section from posts” is selected in the Reading settings.

Ok, I have found the culprit. It’s the Related Posts module in Jetpack. For whatever reason, the divider line inserted by this module bleeds over to the right on narrow screens running Firefox (Gecko). Disabling the module fixes the problem.

Cannot post screenshots right now as I am in office, but I’ll open a new thread in the Jetpack forum when I am home.

That will happen if you resize the browser window after the page has loaded. The browser window has to be resized first, and then page has to be loaded.

AdSense has had responsive ads for a while. I have loaded the site in mobile and desktop Chrome, and there’s no horizontal scrollbar. I’d notice on my phone immediately.
https://i.imgur.com/5q2gCiG.png

Also the scrollbar appears in Firefox even after blocking the ads via uBlock Origin (which collapses the div).

Could you please post a screenshot of the site in Chrome where you see the horizontal scrollbar?

Hi,

Twitter recently removed the public API that was used by Jetpack (and other sharing plugins) to show share counts. There’s really nothing the Jetpack team can do about it. ??

Hi,

I can see the Facebook shares on your site.
https://i.imgur.com/0p4zwO2.png

Have you recently started using an ad blocker or content blocker? If yes, it might be blocking the script from fetching the share count.

Hi,

You can disable the Mobile Theme module in Jetpack, and that will render the desktop version of your website on mobile devices. However your visitors won’t see an option to get the mobile version.