Aleksandar

Hey @alyssapostynote,

Thanks for reaching out!

From what I can see, the carousel you have on this page was built through a different plugin, not CoBlocks, so I assume you’ve removed the CoBlocks carousel.

I’m not able to replicate any issues with the carousel module in my test environment, so I reckon there might be a theme setting somewhere affecting this. Are you still experiencing this issue?

Hi @goldmaster,

Thanks for reaching out!

You can do this by setting the max-width property of the <p> tag you want to edit to 100% via CSS.

Let me know if this helped!

Hey @perhallum,

Thanks for reaching out!

It looks like the page areas with the links were build using the Kubio page builder, not CoBlocks. It might be best to reach out to their team regarding this issue.

Hey @peter-westerlund,

Thanks for reaching out!

You can do this by adding the following code to the Additional CSS area:

p:not(.has-background).is-style-info {
background:#000;
}

Then you can change the hex code to the color you’d like.

Let me know if this helped!

Hey @eizzumdm,

Thanks for reaching out!

Have you tried testing with different calendar feeds, and confirmed the issue appears regardless of the feed?

It’s possible there’s something wrong with the feed itself. If the issue persists with all feeds, have you tried disabling all other plugins/themes on the site, and testing again?

Hi @octopede,

Thanks for reaching out!

Unfortunately, I’m not sure I quite understand the setup/process on how to achieve this. Could you please create a list of steps for me to take while building out the element so I can replicate this on my end? Screenshots would really come in handy.

Hey @leanca,

Thanks for reaching out!

I was able to replicate this in a test environment. Indeed, the thumbnails are missing this class.

I’ve reported this on the CoBlocks GitHub as a bug, and you can track the progress here: https://github.com/godaddy-wordpress/coblocks/issues/2605

Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention!

Hi @krishna36,

Thanks for reaching out!

I just tested this on a fresh local installation using CoBlocks and the Go theme and can’t replicate the issue with the masonry gallery block.

I added 10 images and could go through all of them after clicking into the lightbox view – none were being left out of the lightbox.

Therefore, I reckon this might not be an issue with CoBlocks, but rather a possible theme/plugin conflict on your WordPress installation. Can you confirm you disabled all of the other active plugins and tested with a default theme, like Twenty Twenty-Four?

a3 Lazy Load is definitely something that could impact this.

Please let me know if you were able to isolate the problem!

Hi @steftokyo,

Thanks for reaching out, and I’m glad to hear you were able to resolve the issue!

Hi @nikist,

Thanks for reaching out!

I just checked the blog link you’ve provided, and from what I can see, the title is above the image on mobile, as you specified you want, visible here: https://prnt.sc/HyGy7sPJUMyF

Did you manage to fix this yourself, or have I maybe misunderstood the request?

If the latter, please provide a screenshot so we can try and assist accordingly.

Hey @greenelephant828,

Thanks for reaching out!

We wish you the best in your journey with WordPress! The plugin we recommend is definitely CoBlocks, which adds a ton of new blocks to the Gutenberg page builder that you can use while building out pages.

Regarding other plugins – it all depends on your and your website’s needs. There isn’t a specific set of plugins that should be installed with a specific theme (unless specifically stated by the theme creators). If you need a specific functionality, you install a plugin that fulfils this purpose. A quick Google search while help with that most of the time.

Hope I helped!

Hi @jmp452,

Thanks for reaching out!

I’m not quite sure what you mean – checking the site, the slider images have an opacity of 1 (full opacity) defined within their CSS properties.

Are you using some sort of image optimization plugin? If so, it’s possible that it’s decreasing the quality of the images, but Go natively shouldn’t do anything of the sort.

Hi @icon01,

Thanks for reaching out!

The thumbnail size can’t really be changed out-of-the-box, but it can be tweaked via CSS.

The following code let’s you set the height/width of the thumbnails in the carousel block, while having the image cover the container to prevent image distortion (the image will be cropped to fit the container, though):

.wp-block-coblocks-gallery-carousel-thumbnail{
	width:150px !important;
	height:150px !important;
}

.wp-block-coblocks-gallery-carousel-thumbnail img{
	object-fit:cover;
}

Let me know if this helped!

Hey @khartist,

Thanks for reaching out!

There’s a small mistake in your CSS. Instead of adding “hover” as a CSS property, it needs to be added as a selector. Making it:

.wp-block-coblocks-accordion-item__content:hover{
background: #E6EFF2;
}

Hi @bluewolfy!

Thanks for reaching out!

I created a test installation with CoBlocks and Ultimate Member, and I couldn’t seem to replicate any issues when embedding a custom created form into the page while other CoBlocks blocks were on the page as well.

I reckon this might be a conflict between the two and another plugin or your theme. Could you please try disabling all other plugins apart from CoBlocks and Ultimate Member and trying again? Also, could you try testing with a default theme?

Finally, if your custom form contains some HTML or code in a field this might be causing a conflict. Could you try and embed a different form? Does the issue still happen?

Please let me know after troubleshooting.