• Resolved kense

    (@kense20xx)


    Updated to 12.1.0 this morning and some issues are apparent (for example, some sections are now not able to be set to ‘wide’ width and have defaulted to full screen width).

    Tove version 0.4.2

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  • Thread Starter kense

    (@kense20xx)

    I should have noticed the clue in the Gutenberg release notes, where one of the Bug Fixes sections is titled ‘Milaceanous’, that there might be some issues with this one…

    Theme Author Anders Norén

    (@anlino)

    Hi @kense20xx,

    This should be fixed in version 0.5 of Tove, which is available now, but you’re going to need to rebuild your header and footer with the updates header/footer block patterns in Tove to fix the alignment issue. You can also wrap the entire contents of your header/footer (and other offending block template parts) with a group block set to Inherit layout in the block settings.

    — Anders

    Thread Starter kense

    (@kense20xx)

    Hi Anders,

    Thank you. I’ve updated to 0.5 and I’m still having the same issue after rebuilding the header with the new pattern and playing with variations of grouping / inheriting.

    Weirdly, the footer (which I haven’t touched) is still fine.

    After realising that the monitor I was looking at was less than 1920px resolution, I zoomed out and saw that it did limit the width at higher resolutions by means of:

    .wp-container-61b32f2922262 > .alignwide {
        max-width: 1920px;
    }

    I took a quick look at the inspector and it seems that there’s nothing adding any padding or gutter to the header. For example, other sections of the site have

    width: calc( 100% - ( 2 * var( --wp--custom--gutter ) ) ) !important;

    but this isn’t being applied to the header.

    I think the footer is being saved by the fact that it has a background colour, which is adding padding via:

    :root .wp-block-group.has-background {
        padding: var( --wp--custom--inner-container-spacing );
    }

    Any suggestions?

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by kense.
    Theme Author Anders Norén

    (@anlino)

    Hi @kense20xx,

    I have it working with the default Tove header/footer patterns in my local installation and on the demo site, running Tove 0.5 and the latest version of Gutenberg. Can you post a link to your site so I can take a look at the markup?

    — Anders

    Thread Starter kense

    (@kense20xx)

    Thanks Anders. I’ll send you an email with the link, if that’s OK?

    Thread Starter kense

    (@kense20xx)

    Updating here for the benefit of anyone else having any issues…

    Tove 0.5 does indeed resolve my issue regarding Gutenberg 12.1.0 once the header is rebuilt, as advised.

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