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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Twenty-Three] Is the “More” block disabled?@beafialho thanks. I don’t have it, and I don’t know why. But then it’s not the theme that does it. I guess maybe a plugin deregisters it, but I can’t imagine which and why.
I don’t use it much, I just discovered that it was missing during some testing.
You can turn off patterns in the Twentig settings.
But I second the wish to be able to turn off more of the features to avoid the clutter. I don’t use most of the added styles and styling options (shapes for images), but really want the responsive-classes.
Short answer: yes, you have to use custom attributes for Artist and Admission. But wouldn’t “Name of the show” be the name of the event?
You can use tags and categories to do some of it, but custom attributes would probably be better.
Though, there seems to be a way to set up custom taxonomies, but I haven’t managed to get it to work.
I’m somehow managed to get this fixed by messing about with .htaccess. I don’t know what the solution was, but now it works.
Thanks. This was solved with great support from Duplicator.
If someone else encounters the same issue, here’s what I got help to to do:- Check the installl log-file and identify the table in the database that caused this. (In my case the wp_yoast_seo_links table).
- Open the installer in Advanced Mode
- Start the installation and complete the first two steps normally
- Before starting Step 3 open phpMyAdmin in a new tab and navigate to the database on which the site is getting installed and find the table that causes the issue.
- From at the top menu, click on Structure
- Click on the action Change for the row with name url
- Set Type to LONGTEXT and save
- Continue with the installation where you were left off normally
Sorry, haven’t had the the time to follow up on this. Thanks for your reply, I’ve contacted you trough the Contact form on your webpage.
I tried with the latest version of Duplicator, but still got the same issue again.
@zoonini If I add templates to a child theme, they are included as a html template, which is why I want to edit them manually.
@zoonini no, I refer to templates not theme.json. And I’m asking if there’s any documentation on what kind of customisations can be added to templates?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Block Editor Colors] The plugin load the wrong Default colorsThere’s no easy way to export the classes, but the variables are added to the root CSS, so using inspector (in Firefox) I can find all the variables named –bec-color-[slug] and the corresponding color code.
So by adding an some extra CSS to my theme I can keep colors set by the Block Editor Color:
.has-[slug]-color {color: var(--bec-color-[slug];) .has-[slug]-background-color {background-color: var(--bec-color-[slug];) --bec-color-[slug]: [color];
I think in my case I’ll set the variable to the corresponding variable from the theme.json, so instead of var(–bec-color-[slug], I’ll use var(–wp–preset–color–[slug].
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Getwid - Gutenberg Blocks] Custom Post Type block documentation?So you don’t plan on adding any documentation either?
Still not working.
Funny how this isn’t fixed, despite several updates to the plugin and being really easy to fix.
If you use Twenty-Twenty Two or Three (or another FSE theme), edit the template and choose Default style instead of Hashtag for the Tags block. You can also add text in front of the tags in the template editor.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Twenty-Two] Adding a social media iconA nicer solution is to use the Icon Block plugin and place whatever social media icons you’d like to use in a row. Should have been the default WordPress solution IMO.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Different headings for posts and pages in FSE themeCreated a GitHub-issue since I can’t find a solution, maybe someone would come up with something there.