dalelyles

And this is what Gutenberg wants to resolve the issue to look like.

And here it is “resolved.”

Gutenberg does not seem to me to have a firm grasp of what the writer wants.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by dalelyles.

Because here’s what my most recent blog post looks like from the front.

Here’s what it looks like in the Classic Editor (which I had to switch to to get a bullet list)

And here’s what it looks like when I open it in the Gutenberg editor.

Does this look right to you?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by dalelyles.

So, where does one find lists in the new editor?

Excellent! Thanks for urging me forward–that was not clear on the webpage. ??

But what is the resolution? The theme used to support Pages as a navigation menu. The Menu widget says that it will put those in the sidebar. I don’t want it in the sidebar. I want it across the top as it was before I upgraded. I love the theme and don’t want to switch!

I’m having a similar issue, i.e., the password protection doesn’t seem to reinstate itself once you’ve left the site. For a group that posts some very sensitive material, this is a not good thing.

Thanks, Gesu, I looked it over. I’ve tried all those solutions and so far nothing works. Like others, I have three blogs. One works fine; the other two (one of which is new installation) do not. All three are in the same MYSQL database as separate tables.

To be clear: I cleared the cache and did a forced refresh, so it should have cleared any of what was holding it back.

No, it didn’t. ??

Well, I did that—and yes, it’s in an obscure place, and now I have to let everyone know that they have to go find it in the obscure place—but now there’s nothing.

I have two tabs that say Visual and Code, but neither gives me a palette of options, not even of any kind.