Styling issues with editor-block

  • Resolved burlyqlady

    (@burlyqlady)


    5 years, 4 months ago

    I’m using the shortcode inside single posts. I hate the way editor_block makes galleries look. How can I make changes to it? Is it css only?

    See an example post here. (sorry for the bitly shortlink, I don’t want my site indexed here.)

    How can I remove all stylings to these ?

      .wp-block-gallery
      .rpbt-related-block-gallery
      .blocks-gallery-item
      .figcaption

    I want it to be like a list with each related product on its own line with thumbnail on the left side and the title and tags in common to the side.
    How do I get rid of the ugly caption with the overlay behind it? How can I make the entire element clickable to the related post, not just one corner?
    And how to show the post title then the html title tag as description text, not only when you hover in the corner of an image?

    It’s the text that says “7/16 ingredients in common – tag 1, tag 2, tag 3…”
    I don’t know why it’s only showing on hover and only in the right corner?

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  • Thread Starter burlyqlady

    (@burlyqlady)

    Here’s a mockup of what I want each related post stylized like:
    https://imgur.com/a/Jml1iGp

    And here’s what I mean by html title_tag (the text popping up on hover):
    https://imgur.com/a/Jml1iGp

    Plugin Author keesiemeijer

    (@keesiemeijer)

    Hi burlyqlady

    You don’t need to use the editor block format if you don’t like it, or if it’s not supported by your theme. None of it is styled by this plugin. I should make this more obvious in the documentation.

    If you need help in styling your site I suggest hiring a developer.

    Thread Starter burlyqlady

    (@burlyqlady)

    So what do I use in the shortcode other than editor block? What’s the alternative? Do I put in thumbnail and edit that template directly to include title and terms in common?

    I don’t know of any front end developers that are familiar with this plugin but I’m happy to pay for help. Can you recommend any? I’ve emailed you.

    Plugin Author keesiemeijer

    (@keesiemeijer)

    Dont use gallery_format="editor_block" and you get the normal gallery. It takes time for theme’s to also support the gallery block. I’m thinking of removing it from the documentation.

    I know you emailed. This is a side project for me. I provide a lot of documentation for developers. They should have no problem understanding this plugin. As this is (probably) a styling issue they should be fine.

    This is a WordPress specific site to hire developers https://jobs.wordpress.net

    But maybe asking your question on a CSS specific forum could help you as well

    Thread Starter burlyqlady

    (@burlyqlady)

    ok thanks

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