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Super — that solved the problem — thanks! I’ve been trying to learn more about how to use group, row, and column blocks and what they are good for (when to use them) but I haven’t happened onto a really good rundown yet.

Thank you for looking into this! I’ve thought about trying to doctor that part of the post by setting up separate columns for the text and video in that area, but it will probably look funky on any other display than the one I use to set it up on. It would be handy if there was some kind of “container” block that worked kind of like an image block but was designed to let you put another block inside of it.

Is there a way to set/adjust the margin between the YouTube block and the text that wraps around it?

It turned out that Envira Gallery has a setting that enables their galleries to appear like standalone posts. Once I found that, it was simple to turn that feature off.

Thank you both for the assist

Great advice thank you again for responding – I find that it is something fishy going on with a plugin called “Envira Gallery” — I have a lot of legacy content in Envira Galleries so this is an important plugin for me. — What is happening is that seemingly random Envira Galleries are being inserted into the search results — they are not even posts. Most Envira Galleries are not being inserted into the search results and I cannot recognize any pattern to them. I will contact the plug-in developer and see if they have ideas.

Thanks for looking at it, James. I’ll try deactivating all plugins and see if that gives a clue.

Thanks!

I think I figured it out — I added the following code in the “Additional CSS”

@import url(‘https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Lato:ital,wght@0,100;0,300;0,400;0,700;0,900;1,100;1,300;1,400;1,700;1,900&display=swap’);

*{font-family: ‘Lato’, sans-serif;}

Please do let me know if you foresee problem(s) with this approach.

Thanks for weighing in — the shortcode is [foogallery id=”2141″]

Thank you Tracy — sorry to be so ignorant about CSS code — that took care of it great!

here is screenshot of where I attempted to add the recommended code

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Hello Tracy — I have the same problem as bafranco had I think so I was glad to find you had posted a solution. I tried to implement the solution without success. My site is https://www.primepassages.com — when text is being typed into the input form it is not visible so leads to people trying to subscribe giving up. I am not CSS savvy so I put the code you provided above into the “additional CSS” box under the “Appearance|Edit CSS” option on my dashboard menu. It shows up as being saved there. Any guidance you can provide most appreciated — thanks!