stilman davis

I tried to use the css code to get rid of the underline for the links. It showed up in the editor (three possibilities — none, underline, strikethrough). “none” seems not to work, underline is apparently hardcoded into the link, but you can add a strikethrough.

Have you seen this “not work”?

Sometimes people don’t stay in the active area when moving the cursor. It gives the behaviour you are suggesting. That is my first thought. I always start with operator error/expectation when trying to find solutions to problems encountered.

I don’t have a Surface either and I don’t have much experience of Edge.

I think it is the collapse that is giving you the border. But I don’t know how it works exactly.

Try the different things you think might do the trick in the custom CSS page. You sound as though you have a good idea about it all.

The element
wp-block-table td
seems to have a border
border:1px solid
It is picking up its colour from the theme.

Otherwise, looking at the page with the inspector I found

.wp-block-table table {
  border-collapse: collapse;
}

which seems to produce the visible border.

I hope that helps.

Ah! The mystery that is Chrome….
Glad you are now on track.

I have found that sometimes there is a lag between my making changes and their taking effect. I was trying to do something with shortcodes and couldn’t get it to work, the next morning I returned to the problem and it was solved. There is mystery there…. ??

Could it be your host/server has a cache which is being accessed?

Another question, more basic and not meaning to be disparaging, but did you ppublish the changes? Or if you only saved as a draft, did you look at a preview?

Some very basic questions, I am afraid.

When I Inspect one of the items (CTRL+I) and compare it with a simple gallery (3 wide), holding my cursor over the highlighted item on my gallery the size come up with a “flex item” notification. However when I do the same with yours no “flex item” note appears. This may be significant, but I am not sure what you have done to create the gallery.

When I produced my gallery I let WP do all the work and just selected the three images in the media (I am just using a simple install with no modifications nor content).

Another thought to consider. I am afraid I cannot help you further, as I am a neophyte. Best wishes on solving the conundrum.

It might be you are looking through two different viewports. One larger than the other, the larger one able to show the side-by-side layout, the smaller too small, but showing one image at a time.

Just a quick thought.

What are you expecting to see for the gallery?

Lists are often used with no bullet mark, for instance the top menu is done in this way.

You could do the same with a <p class=”gallery”> and CSS styling if you wanted to make it semantically significant.

It seems the issue is resolved. When I looked at the site there were just images shown. No bullets.

Could it be that you have some caching in place and that is being accessed rather than the new page?

Just a thought which I hope will help.

I see that you are asking this question in another thread. I hope you get an answer there.

I had a quick look at the theme and using the latest version of theme and WP, you can use a grid to list posts. There are lots of blocks available. You need to play with the settings.

I hope this helps.

Work on your posts to get the formatting you want. This should be picked up when the posts are picked up for the blog page.

You need to work on the template for the blog page which is different to the general page/post template. Another topic I am afraid, one that someone else might help with.

Best of luck.

You could try working this on the lowest level — place overrides on the elements of the individual post you are trying to place on the page, for example, float the elements at the appropriate widths (the image at 25% width float left with 10px padding and the text will flow around, or whatever values you want to use). This element control could lead you to a style sheet solution with grids or whatever. You will have to experiment, once you can see the individual post as you want it. That is how I would start solving the problem.

When editing your blog post, use the Read More facility where you want to stop the blog on the overview page and insert a link to the full page. I hope this helps.