Christian

Hi @webtoffeesupport,

Thanks for the reply. That was most likely the case but clearing the cache and reinstalling the theme doesn’t seem to do anything. However, after leaving it for a few days, the related posts section was finally brought back.

I’m not really sure what was happening but I’m glad it’s solved. Thanks for your assistance anyway.

@suman125 have you tried running Gutenberg on a different browser? Preferably an incognito mode to avoid conflicts with browser settings and extensions

Update, you only need to use this:
add_action('woocommerce_before_main_content', 10 );

Nevermind! I found the solution.
Add this hook to functions.php

add_action( 'woocommerce_before_shop_loop' , 'woocommerce_before_main_content', 10 );

Then you can add content above the Shop page.

Hi, @rajkiranb,

Thanks for the answer. I can see that there is a setting to restore the line space. But I don’t like the fact that I need to enter the value manually through trial and error.

I really wish this problem could be avoided in the first place.

The latest release (2.0.10) still hasn’t fixed the issue. I’m hoping Spectra could address the problem in the next update.

Anyway, I’m wishing you good luck with the rebranding.

Thank you.

Hi @thelmachido & @mrfoxtalbot,

I have confirmed that Gutenberg didn’t cause the problem, and neither did the theme (I’m using Astra).

Instead, it was the “Ultimate Addon for Guttenberg” plugin that rebranded to “Spectra” and added many things that unfortunately broke the Gutenberg layout.

I have reported the issue to the developer. There hasn’t been any fix yet, but I could adjust the line space on its setting page.

Hi @rajkiranb,

Thank you for the reply. I haven’t checked that feature yet, but what I’m referring is the missing spacing on paragraphs. Here is the screenshot: https://ibb.co/qDjvM9b

This is actually four separate paragraphs but due to the missing lines, they look like one.

Note that this only happens on the Gutenberg editor page, the live page doesn’t get affected.

I really wish could use the latest version of the plugin, but until the issue is fixed, I’m going to stay at 1.25.6.

I hope this insight helps your team.

Cheers.

Hello, thanks for the answer. You can see the screenshot here
https://ibb.co/8Y9Mk8D
https://ibb.co/zPfJBZJ

There is no option for AMP Blocks in both Preferences and Block Manager. Yes, you may see some in Block Manager, but it’s not hundreds like in the demo.

I ever use the plugin many months ago and there’s a button on top of the Gutenberg editor that allows me to input blocks from AMP Blocks. But now the button seems missing.

If you need more details, I can provide them to you.

Thanks.

Thank you for your answer. It does really helpful!

Thank you so much!
For those who don’t know where to put the code, just add it to the functions.php file or use the Code Snippets plugin.

But it would be better if that feature is available on the theme options.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Christian.

I also using shared hosting while utilizing Jetpack on my WordPress site, but I did not see any deterioration of speed. I suggest you remove some modules that your site won’t need https://asapguide.com/stop-jetpack-slow/.

Having a high-quality CDN would also help performance. Free CDN service like Cloudflare https://www.cloudflare.com/ would be useful too.

I hope these tips help you.

Thank you. Glad to hear that.

Thank you for the response. I have tried your suggestion but unfortunately, the ad is not showing.

I wonder how long until this feature added into the plugin?

Thank you.

Hello Blaz,

I found out that the RMP is no longer showing a rich snippet on the Google search result. I wonder if there’s any alternative way to implement HowTo while still using RMP?

Thank you

Hmm, that maybe work. I’ll let you know if the suggested plugins suited my expectation.

Again, thank you very much for your help.