Kavya Gokul (a11n)
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Fourteen] Posts page arrowsHey @bat-n-ball ! These arrows are part of the same HTML element as the
Next
andPrevious
links, so it’s not possible to target them via css separately. You can use a plugin that allows adding PHP code, and add a code snippet like thisadd_filter('paginate_links_output', 'remove_arrows', 10, 2); function remove_arrows($r, $args) { $r = str_replace('←', '', $r); $r = str_replace('→', '', $r); return $r; }
You can find out more about the filter used here.
Hey @davidhc ! I did a quick search, and found on the plugin below. Is this something that looks like what you’re trying to do?
Hey @cdango ! Have you verified that the version of WordPress, as well as any plugins installed, are the same on your local environment and the host?
Also, your site https://wpwonderwoman.de seems to be loading fine right now here. Are you still seeing any of these issues?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Fifteen] Having some trouble with shortcodes : /Hey @dceditore !
I tested the
[display-posts]
shortcode from the Display posts plugin, and it seems to be working. From the plugins’s documentation, it looks like you would want to use the category’s slug, and not the id.About the other shortcode, can you share where is that shortcode from? Also, are you adding these to a shortcode block, or are you using the classic editor for this?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Seventeen] remove Blog SidebarsHey @hubim !
how can i remove the sidebar on the right site of the blog (here the adresse information etc).
If you remove all widgets that are in the sidebar, the sidebar will automatically be hidden. You can do this by going to
Appearance > Widgets
in your site’s dashboard.Is there a way to omit the date, a blog is published.
You can add this css code by going to
Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS
.post .entry-meta { visibility: hidden; height: 0; margin: 0; padding: 0; }
As an alternative, there are some plugins like this that can help you with this, and much more.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Twelve] Search in navigation barHey @willem-2 ! If you’re familiar with editing theme templates, you should be able to add a search bar in the
header.php
file in your child theme. You should be able to use a template tag for search forms in there.An easier option would be to look for plugins which provide a mobile menu. Many such plugins would include a way to add a search bar to the menu.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] The users keep complaining about the user experience – 2023!Just Clone GHOST for the post
Designing a whole new editor for posts at this point might not be practical, but there’s definitely scope for improving the experience for people writing posts most of the time. Are there any specific features from the Ghost editor that you(or your clients) like, that would be useful to have in WP?
Hey @madtownlems ! That error looks like it’s referring to files from an older version of the theme-check plugin. Can you check what version you’re running and share that here?
It looks like that the method I shared, only works when editing a template. It doesn’t seem to work when editing a page/post, and your group blocks are inside a
Content
orPage Content
block.Can you try to manually add the class
alignfull
to your group block, under theAdvanced
section in the block settings? The screenshot below shows where this option is.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Une horreur!Hi @avecvous ! Thank you for taking the time to write a review. The editor team is working regularly to make things better.
Can you share any specific aspects of the editor that you have had issues with? We’re always here to take feedback from users, and use that to improve the experience for everyone.
Hey @rekenz ! In newer versions of the editor, it’s not possible to set an alignment or width for top-level blocks. In addition, the theme forces a padding on both sides if your top-level group(or similar) block has no background color set.
To do what you want, you can simply set a background color for your group block, and it will automatically become full-width. I’ve recorded a short video that shows this.
Hey @capbussat ! Editing theme files like
header.php
is not a recommended way of adding header code. A nicer way is to use a plugin that allows you to add code to your site’s header and body. You can find a number of such plugins on the plugin repository.To add some context, newer Block themes use a different template structure, and you can read more about this on the theme developer handbook if you’re interested in the details.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Importer] WordPress Importer PHP VersionHey @tyranthacker ! I see that a recent version of the plugin listed
PHP 8.0, 8.1, and 8.2 compatibility fixes.
If you’re experiencing any bugs related to this, the best way is to file a ticket with the details of the issue.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Create Block Theme] ThemeHey @baxter89
1) If I use Cloner Twenty Twenty-Three, to update the cloner theme, I need to edit the clone site with Create Block Theme to update it?
When you use this option, you will get the modified theme as a zip file. You can then install this zip as a new theme, and continue using this plugin to make changes to this theme.
2) If we use Create a Blank Theme, we use the default installed theme or the plugin creates its own theme. Once the theme is created, can we update it?
When using this option, the plugin created a basic theme with the minimum-required templates and files. You can continue using this plugin to modify a theme generated like this.
In both cases, you can also make any further adjustments to your theme by directly editing the files. The theme developer handbook has a detailed section on block themes, which should be helpful if you make changes to the files directly.
Hey @gospelmediaspace ! Do you have access to any error logs on your web host? If not, please try enabling WP_DEBUG and see if you’re able to get information about any errors.
I would also recommend setting up a local site for testing this. You can export your content using Tools > Export, and then import your posts in that local WordPress. Once you have the local site with your content, please install only the classic editor plugin, and test the same steps. This will help figure out if the issue is in your content, or on your web host.