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Could you please return the menu to the right-hand-side position so that I could look at the issue on the live page? Thanks ??

Hello Michel, thanks for choosing Bento! My first language is Russian, so everybody has their flaws ?? Regarding the issue: I can’t seem to be able to replicate it, according to what you wrote I’m clicking on the first menu item (Accueil) and I still see the menu text. Has it been fixed, or am I missing something here?

Shoot, you’re right, apparently the respective register_taxonomy() function also needs the same parameter enabled. I’ve updated the Expansion Pack once more (ver 2.1.2).

Is there a live page on which I could see the issue?

Hey @tylrprtr, at the moment there’s no setting to alter the shape of masonry tiles on mobile screens, but you can add this CSS snippet to make them square-shaped, for example:

@media screen and (min-width: 10em) and (max-width: 47em) { .masonry-item-before { padding-top: 100% !important; } }

Hello @tylrprtr, thanks for choosing Bento! You’re on the right track – in order to add Gutenberg support for the portfolio post type, one needs to add the 'show_in_rest' => true, item to the $args array in the bento_ep_register_portfolio() function inside the /bento-expansion-pack/includes/ep-functions.php plugin file.

In order to avoid doing that by hand, though, you can click on the “Check for updates” link in the plugin’s row in the “Plugins” section of your WP admin – I’ve now pushed an update for the Bento Expansion Pack, and version 2.1.1 adds Gutenberg support to projects automatically.

A big “thank you” for pointing this out!

Sorry Ivo, I’m not sure I understood your last comment. Could you please clarify by re-stating the problem, as well as the desired outcome?

If you don’t see the “Carousel” widget, please install the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle plugin and make sure the respective widget is activated in the plugin’s settings (for more info on this procedure, please take a look at this part of the Bento manual).

Hey Ivo, thanks for the details! You can control the number of posts in the Carousel widget (the “Aktuelle Arbeiten” section) by adjusting the Post Query parameter “Posts per page” in the widget’s settings. Not sure I still got the second question though – could you please tell me which part of the page you’re referring to? Thanks!

Hello David, indeed, there’s a special setting called the “Transparent website header” in the “Page Header Settings” section while in the page editor mode. For more information on page headers, please see this part of the theme manual ??

Hello Ivo, thank you for choosing Bento! By “overview”, do you mean the “Aktuelle Arbeiten” section? Also, could you please clarify – which thumbnails you have in mind in the second part of the question? Understanding these things will help me provide a more specific and actionable recommendation ??

The specific CSS values are not part of the Bento guide since we try to keep it as readable and relevant as possible, but you can always check the CSS declarations using the “Appearance -> Editor” WP admin section or a developer console.

On my machine, the image appears exactly where it’s supposed to, according to Bento design – right below the header with the logo and the menu. It is also stretched to the full width. If this is not the case on your end, please try clearing caches; if that doesn’t help, please send me a screenshot of how it currently looks on your machine, and a detailed description of how you wish it looked. Thanks for your patience!

The snippet should force the subtitle to display; you can go the other way around, un-tick the “Hide Title” option I mentioned above and use this snippet to hide the main title instead:
.home .post-header-title h1 { display: none !important; }

Hello Jonathan, the visual hierarchy between the heading elements is not currently editable in Bento (it’s considered part of the theme’s core design), but you can always adjust the font sizes according to your liking using the CSS statements such as:
.site-content .content-post h1 { font-size: 50px !important; }