hansbeen

There is a similar plugin called “easy tabel of contents” which looks excactly the same and works fine

Thanx for your suggestions. Settings are like that. In all later versions after 2212 I get an empty box with only the words “page content”, or no box at all. In version 2022 all works fine.

• This reply was modified 8 months ago by hansbeen.

version 2212 still works with me.
I use WP Rollback to install this previous version

version 2212 still works with me.
I use WP Rollback to install this previous version

After a long search I found a way to sgow anexcerpt on the blog page, by customizing the “blog home” template with a “query loop” block.
Is there a manual or some instructions about this complicated template customizing?

I have managed to add the featured image trough the “blog home” template by adding a block “featured image”. Still searching for a way to add a excerpt of the text.
in older themes (tw17) you could do that by simply adding a “read-more” in the text of the post, but that doesn’t seem tot work in tw24?

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by hansbeen.

That does not work.
I have customized the blog page with the editor, because it contained a whole lot of example stuff. But I see no way or option to edit the blog page itself with a snippet or a featured image on the blog page, which was very easy in older themes without the editor

It seems that this is the same problem as in the twenty-three theme. Is that so? I don’t understand. Promoted as fully customizable theme, but one of the most important aspects, the mobile menu structure, is not customizable?

I would really like to switch to twenty-four, but those stupid menu-options for mobile are withholding me. Really a shame. Why not include a normal style mobile menu?

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by hansbeen.

No clue why or how, but for me it did work with the Headings

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by hansbeen.
• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by hansbeen.

Thank you.
Would that also work to copy templates from twenty-seventeen to twenty-twentyfour?
In twenty-seventeen I use a child theme

Do you need a child theme in twenty twenty-four?
Before it was used to make changes to the template, but you can do that within wordpress itself now, I thought?

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by hansbeen.

It’s a bit confusing, because the editor can edit many “basic templates/layouts”. Blog home, single posts, pages, Index. Which one to chose to edit the whole site.
Index template days it would be used if no specific template is defined. How and where can you define that?

It was just that I lost some basic things switching from twenty-three to twenty-four: header and menu’s. Just found the navigation-menu and header back. I guess it is just trial and error to get it properly working if webdesign is not your job and the theme is not so long existing.
Does using a child theme makes sense now a days? Or not any more, since you can now edit the theme?

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by hansbeen.

The menu eg. It is just a lot of work if you are not a full-time web designer. Each theme has different ways to implement customizations it seems to me. I hoped there would be a way to take the overall design of the old theme to the new theme, but that works only for the content it seems. Even going from twenty-three to twenty-four the whole menu disappears, which is rather annoying.
Seems I have to build the whole design from scratch again in 24 coming from 23?