jcoonrod

Thanks luk4 but I want the sticky post included, and I want the page to only show 4 posts total. That should be the correct behavior of the query loop, and it is how it displays while in editor but not out of editor. Not counting the pinned post, it is properly showing in newest first order.

Already did that – it makes no difference. Found one more piece of information – it seems to have happened when we pinned one of the posts. So I think this is actually a bug. Somehow the core is not counting the pinned post.

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For now, I’ve done it by adding CSS for .the wp-block-uagb-icon-list-child, but I imagine there is a better way.

Ah – found it – style tab / active tab.

No, that did not help. It only allows you to add More text, but not to style it in any way that I can see. I want to style the link.

Ah! For some reason, under 6.1 it was not setting height:auto in the css for figure img – adding that to the custom css fixed it.

Wonderful, Hardeep! Thank you!

Hello! I notice the fix is not in the most recent updates. Any idea when it will appear? For example, a common need is to add a {color:inherit;} in a dark footer with white text. The site editor currently makes this almost impossible to deal with and your plugin would solve it.

Ok – will do. I notice there is clearly something odd going on. Adding an item in Site Edit shows up on the site, but not when you look at the menu from dashboard – and vice versa.

Mysteriously the problem disappeared. All sizes now look fine. It must have been a plugin problem, as when I added one more plugin, the problem disappeared.

You are right! Group Styles is the trick! Thanks!

Thanks @supernovia – but Bad news! No, it doesn’t. I agree Link should be there but it is no – only Text and Background.

I also tried direct access to customize.php – it worked while inside customize, but after I publish, the Blockbase theme did not load the additional css. But then I noticed the evil jquery was in there. Huh. It was because I was using the tabs plugin. Once I got rid of that plugin, bingo – the custom css created via direct access to /wp-admin/customize.php worked! Yay!

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Thanks, but I cannot see an easy way to add custom css to Blockbase – there is no file editor or customizer – how would I add custom css without going into vscode or something with the theme source code… seems to kind of defeat the purpose a FSE…

Solved – the problem was with the Guru theme, not the Sensei plugin.