kturisnav

Thank you. That gets me in the direction I need to go. ??

That’s pretty stellar support. I actually fixed this manually by re-adding the heroes because I was pressed for time, but to answer your question, it only occurred one time.

Thanks for your efforts and I appreciate the video effort, as well. I hope I was able to assist ??

Thanks guys. I switched back to the Classic editor. Thank you @joyously for that suggestion.

@otto42 thank you for taking the time to test it for me. the video posted is a result of switching to Classic. I didn’t try to publish my post via Gutenburg because it will send out an e-mail to thousands of people.

I guess it’s classic for now. Gutenberg seems to be broken software. Many of us don’t have time to research workarounds and fixes. That is one of the reasons I chose WordPress. I don’t have time to troubleshoot my website, especially when it is a source of income.

Thank you again for your time and my rant is in no way directed toward the two people helping me, just WordPress, as a company.
Brandon

The item in question is the embedded Facebook post [iframe]. The text is too dark in the Facebook post because it appears to be a Light Skin, according the source. It may not be modifiable. Looks like it’s dictated on facebooks end. If I’m wrong, I’d love to hear otherwise.

I’ve looked for CSS to change this and I’m not seeing it. There is an iframe css entry, but it doesn’t appear to hold any font color command. I know there are also iframe attributes, but they seem to be overruled by Facebook. I’ll add the CSS listed for iFrame and see if that fixes it. My body text color is lighter than the iframe text, so it’s not being inherited there.

I downloaded a plugin that allows me to toggle whether Short Codes are allowed in excerpts and it is “Not Recommended” according to the Plug-in Author. Is this a security issue or something?

https://themegrill.com/themes/explore/