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Yes, I am using Gutenberg. I have my site’s color set to a dark grey, but the background of Gutenberg shows up as white. It works fine with other themes—like Twenty Twenty, for example.

Sorry, I just saw your reply! If you can still help me, I’d gladly take the offer! Thank you in advance.

Thanks for the reply. I submitted a support ticket about an hour ago, I think. I’m hoping we can figure this out! I’ll do some more tinkering on my end too.

I figured it out. That’s for functions.php, but, yeah, it’s still very ugly and messes with a lot of things.

Unfortunately, if this isn’t fixed, I’ll have to look for a different theme, which makes me happy that I hesitated to buy Pro.

I appreciate the code! Unfortunately, I’m still pretty new to this stuff, so I don’t exactly know what to do with that. What is that modifying?

Thanks!

That is really unfortunate. I like Astra too—I just recently adopted it. If it goes unresolved, I’ll be looking for a different theme. I’m glad I hesitated to buy Pro.

I am likewise having this issue. My background is dark grey and my text is dark white on my site. In Guternberg, my background is dark grey, but my text is black.

Nothing I can do will fix this. I followed all of the steps in the screencast in the previous post, but nothing changed.

Has this issue been resolved? I am dealing with the same issue. I have white text and a dark grey background on my site, but the Gutenberg editor shows black text with a dark grey background, which makes it almost impossible to use.

Thanks!

Boy, I sure feel silly. I figured that if Google made it that it would be a part of Google Fonts. I assumed wrong! Either way, thanks for the help.

I figured this out here.

Okay, wait. This is so bizarre. I’m thinking that @darnelldibbles and @fstat may have been right this whole time. So, I deactivated Jetpack Module Control and re?nabled Jetpack Portfolio. Then, I disabled Jetpack Portfolio again. I was able to reproduce my own problem of /portfolio redirecting to the homepage. Off to a good start! I disabled Jetpack Portfolio. Still redirecting. Okay, that’s what happened last time. Then, I used Jetpack Module Control to disable custom content types. Still redirecting. I thought so. Then, I changed the /portfolio slug and changed it back. Like before, it worked after doing that.

I wanted to be even more thorough, however. I re?nabled custom content types through Jetpack Module Control, uninstalled Jetpack Module Control, and turned Jetpack Portfolio back on. Why? I had an idea. I changed the /portfolio slug and changed it back. It worked—yes, even with Jetpack Portfolio enabled.

Now, I don’t know why. At this point, I have to assume it was Permalink Manager. Which is weird, right? I didn’t mention touching that once—because I didn’t! With Permalink Manager installed, changing the /portfolio slug and changing it back makes it work.

Why? I don’t know. But I’ve spent enough time on this, and now I’m just happy that it works and I hope I’ve done enough to help anyone else who might have this problem.

Thanks to everyone for being so helpful. I’ll copy this for my other threads.

Okay, wait. This is so bizarre. I’m thinking that @darnelldibbles and @fstat may have been right this whole time. So, I deactivated Jetpack Module Control and re?nabled Jetpack Portfolio. Then, I disabled Jetpack Portfolio again. I was able to reproduce my own problem of /portfolio redirecting to the homepage. Off to a good start! I disabled Jetpack Portfolio. Still redirecting. Okay, that’s what happened last time. Then, I used Jetpack Module Control to disable custom content types. Still redirecting. I thought so. Then, I changed the /portfolio slug and changed it back. Like before, it worked after doing that.

I wanted to be even more thorough, however. I re?nabled custom content types through Jetpack Module Control, uninstalled Jetpack Module Control, and turned Jetpack Portfolio back on. Why? I had an idea. I changed the /portfolio slug and changed it back. It worked—yes, even with Jetpack Portfolio enabled.

Now, I don’t know why. At this point, I have to assume it was Permalink Manager. Which is weird, right? I didn’t mention touching that once—because I didn’t! With Permalink Manager installed, changing the /portfolio slug and changing it back makes it work.

Why? I don’t know. But I’ve spent enough time on this, and now I’m just happy that it works and I hope I’ve done enough to help anyone else who might have this problem.

Thanks to everyone for being so helpful. I’ll copy this for my other threads.

Actually, immediately after sending that, I went back to messing around with things to see if I could stumble onto a fix. I renamed the /portfolio to something else and then back, which seemed to fix it. Now, I swear I have done this multiple times before to try to reset the page. So, it seems that @aimarv was right! Disabling the module completely seems to have freed up /portfolio. I have to head to work, but I’ll check it again later to make sure that was what fixed it before I mark this as resolved.

@fstat, unfortunately, neither of those work. I had already tried Permalink Manager, but it doesn’t show /portfolio. I can only assume it’s some special kind of page that doesn’t show up in the free version as the Portfolio Archive Page doesn’t show up whether I have Portfolio enabled or not. There’s nothing in Projects, nothing in Pages. I’m not sure if I can justify spending $42 to fix this problem. As for Permalink Customizer, it has even less functionality.

@aimarv, unfortunately, that didn’t work either. I used it to disable custom content types, but I still have the same problem, https://greyson.conlang.org/portfolio/ still redirects to the homepage and not to the page I have created.

As far as I know, /portfolio is the Portfolio Archive Page when I have the Jetpack Portfolio turned on. The tab is called “Projects — Greyson’s Conlang Blog”, so, if I actually had any Portfolio Projects, all of them would show up there. When I don’t have the Jetpack Portfolio turned on, it just redirects to the homepage as if there’s some invisible page still called /portfolio that redirects to the homepage, which is where I am lost.

Have I used any other plugin that would have provided portfolios? No; not that I can remember, at least. I definitely don’t have any installed right now.

I’ve tried deactivating Jetpack, clearing the cache, and using the above plugin. That’s all I can think to do. I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to this stuff.

That got me close, I think. It seems to only allow me to change the link for the individual Portfolio Projects but not for the Portfolio Archive Page, which is what I’m trying to change.

Furthermore, I even tried deactivating Jetpack completely, but https://greyson.conlang.org/portfolio/ is still redirecting to https://greyson.conlang.org/ and not showing me the page that should be there.