scuderiadank

Thanks, and thanks also for the prompt reply!

Thanks for the reply. I have looked at the conversation you linked to on Github and the suggestion (to add a consistent fluid spacing scale) is what I think needs to be introduced.

What I can’t see, however, is what happened as a consequence of the discussion on Github, because based on my usage of Twenty Twenty-Four, the spacing scale is inconsistent, especially on mobile. It just seems like the conversation stopped in August and nothing happened?

How does this get fixed?

Thanks for the quick reply. I thought that might be the case, but thank you for confirming.

I think you’ve solved it! So by default, the single page template in Twenty Twenty Three goes Group > Group then it’s the post content. I had to change the link colour on the first group block for it to change in the Post Content block!

Thanks for your help. I understand you’re a volunteer and obviously nothing to do with this theme, but this is so not user friendly. You would expect changes made within the Post Content block for anything within the post content to override everything else?!!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by scuderiadank.

I just figured that out as you replied! Apologies for being stupid. I’ve got it to work now. Thanks for the replies.

Appearance > Editor > Templates > Single.

I add the Custom Related Posts block directly beneath the Post Content block. It displays ‘Block Rendered as Empty’. I’ve read the documentation on your site, but I still can’t work out how to get your plugin to work?

But if you add it as a block below the post content on the Single template (so that it appears beneath each post), then how do you manually adjust it?

The example you’ve given is a block added manually within a post, which is different to what I asked originally? I may be missing something here?!!

Currently using the theme Fork

Here it is on a new WordPress install with just CRP active: https://htened-fly-vile.instawp.xyz/test-post-1/

There are two other posts (test-post-2 and test-post-3), which have the same category and tags.

Unfortunately not. It displays ‘block rendered as empty’ within the site editor and I just get ‘none found’ on the front end.

If I manually add it as a block within a post, then I’m able to display related posts.

Thanks @luciamarinescu that has fixed it.

Hi again @luciamarinescu

Is this being looked into? I only ask because I’m having to renew InstaWP every 48 hours in order for you to see it. Thanks.

Hi @luciamarinescu. I’m in the process of creating a site which hasn’t been published yet. But I have created a temporary one: https://vooffensive-mawa.instawp.xyz/table-test-page/ (completely clean install with default plugins installed)

I’ve created all three widths of tables in a post. Normal and wide are the same width. Full width is slightly bigger, but doesn’t expand fully.

Ah… I’ve just realised what’s happened. If you search for something and there’s no results, it comes up with the ‘unknown error’ message. I probably should’ve spotted that!

If possible, reword it to say no results?

Thanks

Thanks for the prompt reply @rogierlankhorst.

I’ve edited the htaccess file with the default lines and no improvement.Any other suggestions?

@kbat82 Thanks for the quick reply. Just realised it’s not a plugin issue, but a user one: I didn’t flush my site’s cache!

Appears to be working fine now. Great plugin, by the way!