atomicblocks

Hi there,

Looks like there might be a CSS quirk there. We’ll take a closer look at this! In the mean time, you can add the following CSS to your site and it should take care of it in the mean time.

.ab-layout-columns-4, .ab-layout-columns-5, .ab-layout-columns-6 {
    overflow-x: visible;
}

Hi there,

Thanks for the heads up! We’ve included a fix for this in the upcoming maintenance release, slated for next week!

– Mike

Howdy! There will be a fix for this released next week in a maintenance release. Thanks for the heads up!

Howdy folks, we have an update coming next week to address the image issues mentioned here. Stay tuned!

Hi there,

That would require some custom CSS being applied to the page. You can try this out:

.ab-block-post-grid .ab-block-post-grid-text, .ab-block-post-grid { text-align: center; }

Hey @rawsta! Thanks for the Atomic Blocks review. We’re always working on new features and updates for the plugin. We’re exploring some ideas for setting defaults and more granular controls for different roles and capabilities.

WordPress itself will have the option to disable blocks (as seen here), so we’re not looking to add this to our plugin.

Have you checked out the latest Section and Layout block? Check out the video on the plugin page to see how it works. Hopefully you check out the feature and we can get above a 3 star rating! ??

Stay tuned for some of those advanced settings you mentioned!

Hi there,

Sorry for the delayed response, but this is a good idea to include a filter for this. I’ve added it to our Github issues as an enhancement, and we’ll take a look at adding that soon. Thanks again!

Hi David,

Did you have any luck sorting this out in the mean time? If not, we’ll try to regenerate the language files in the next release.

Howdy folks,

Thanks for your patience while we work this out! We’re working on a big update for next Wednesday, and then we’ll get a bug fix out for this when we track down the issue. Thanks for the feedback!

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in. There used to be a mechanism in there for removing the image, but it looks like it was removed in a Gutenberg compatibility update we made. We’ll get something added back in there in one of the upcoming updates! Thanks for the feedback!

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in. What do you mean by “I also tried adding custom CSS within Atomic Blocks” and “in Custom CSS under Block”? I’m trying to figure out where you are adding CSS so I can provide some guidance.

The best place to add your own CSS would be a stylesheet of your own that loads after the AB CSS. You won’t want to delete any of the CSS from the plugin itself. The idea is to override it, not alter the code or styles of the plugin itself.

Hi there,

Thanks for the feedback! We just updated the author profile block recently and it includes a properly sized image via srcset. This will be available in the next AB update, coming next week!

As far as filtering, that’s something we’re still looking into. It’s not as easy to filter in the block world like it is with PHP. We’re still exploring the best way to do this, but hope to have a solution that we can use on all instances of images!

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll take a look at this and report back when I track down the issue.

Hi there,

Thanks for your feedback! We’ll definitely consider this in our next round of updates to the post grid block!

Hi there,

The AB Notice is tied to local storage. Whenever a user clears all of their browser history, the local storage is also usually cleared. If you are testing the notice and have lost it and want it back, you can (in Chrome) open up the Inspector, go to the Application tab, and click Local Storage in the Storage menu on the left hand side. Search for “notice” and you can clear the entry in local storage and the notice will appear again.

Hope that helps!