Bianca

Good idea to report it as bug. Provided CSS might be useful for anyone coming across this topic.

Hi, I just quickly tested the behaviour by activating two different Gutenberg themes and it acts the same. So the issue is not exclusively to this theme. To be honest, I’m not sure if the position styling of this element is the Gutenberg plugin territory or the themes. However here is a quick snippet allowing you to center the embed.

.wp-block-embed-twitter .twitter-tweet {
	  display: block;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto 
}

Thats’s great.
Would you like to update the status to resolved? thanks.

Hi Kees,
That’s probably by design. However if you create a new menu (and call it empty menu or something), don’t add items to it but set it as your primary menu then it only displays the search option. Hope this helps.

Hi,
Are you still experiencing this issue? Do you have a link to the site?
Does it occur on pages, posts or both?

Hi!
You might want to re-post this issue over here at the Atomic blocks plugin section. This is the @atomicblocks theme section.

Hi,

Can’t help that is is a troll review.

• You did not open up a support ticket first, which is the normal thing to do when something does not work the way as planned (WordPress is a community, which fundament is basically helping each other out)
• A new anonymus account, just to place this review, how brave

• The free version is so g** d** bad that they assume they used a PSD image as background

  Seriously what? This is not the case at all.

Having a bad experience is sad. But what’s even sadder is the amount of people like yourself who lack of respect and appreciation, just trash a theme in a very unrespectful manner in just a few seconds. At least you could have given some constructive feedback, but you chose not to…

Perhaps you could try to dequeue / deregister the stylesheet of the cherry plugin and manually add the styles that you do need. Via Child theme or code snippet plugin.

Example:

function dequeue_wp_styles() {
    wp_dequeue_style( 'cherry-plugin' );
    wp_deregister_style( 'cherry-plugin' );
}
add_action( 'wp_print_styles', 'dequeue_wp_styles' );

This should solve css issues. If the problem persists after deregistering the stylesheet(s) than the cause is not the stylesheet

Yes, I am moving off of a self hosted wordpress to make my life easier (hah)!

I hear you. I guess both versions have their perks.

Well I would personally try to contact the theme devs first, see if they might fix the issue. Not honoring a wp standard can happen (should be) by accident. If not switch to something different.

All the best.

Hi,
Just noticed your post. You can accomplish this by applying some custom css.
Override the default css in the theme customizer like:

.su-posts .su-post{
display: inline-block !important; 
margin: 0 5px; 
}

You might want to finetune the css to your liking.

Hi,
Please note that youtube-nocookie.com is not YouTube and therefor not supported by this plugin. Also, looks like the domain has already’s been taken down (probably due to trademark infringement).

You can use EU cookie law plugin which has an option to block youtube videos until someone gives their consent.

Sorry to say that I am not that familiar with wordpress.com…

I checked the output of this plugin with a different theme and the read more does appear ( al being it […] with the theme I checked it with, but might probably be a preference of the developer).

So I just installed the self hosted version of the theme you are using:”Accelerate” and the read more option dissapears exactly just like it does at your end. Definitely a conflict between these two pieces.

// Basically just like you said

You can’t enter php code on wordpress.com which is unfortunate in this case. So I think the options are to either:

Switch themes
Use a different plugin for this
Or switch to self hosted WordPress which allows you a lot more freedom.
EDIT: Contact the theme developer. they might want to fix the issue on their end

A last resort might be (but again I’m not familiar with WordPress.com. It might not be allowed as well) is to install a code snippet plugin which is available in this repository.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Bianca.

Hi,
Custom styles can be applied with CSS. You can add a custom class and declare the styling in the theme customizer or a css plugin. Here is some raw example code.

.custom-class table tr:first-child td:first-child {background: #ae6 !important; color: #fff;}

.custom-class table tr:first-child td:last-child {background: #e06 !important; color: #fff;}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Bianca.

Hello,
To change the […] into a ‘read more’ link add the follwing code to the child theme functions.php or a code snippet plugin.

function wpdocs_excerpt_more( $more ) {
    return '<a href="'.get_the_permalink().'" rel="nofollow">Read More...</a>';
}
add_filter( 'excerpt_more', 'wpdocs_excerpt_more' );

Source

Hi there,
Do you have a link to the site?
Both issues can be caused by conflicts caused with other styles and or javascript enqueying or server performance.

Do you use a caching plugin? Try to disable other plugins and see what happens. If this resolves the issue enable the plugins one by one and check the issue after each reactivation. That way you can narrow down the plugin conflict (if there is any).

Both problems can also be caused by the theme, especially if this is a multi purpose theme. Do the issues occur when the default theme is enabled? If the problem is caused by the theme you might to reconsider the usage of that theme or dive into the code.