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Hi there,

Unfortunately, you can’t just change the HTML markup of a block like that because when you save the page, there is a content validation that takes place that compares the old content to the new content. If it doesn’t match the expected output of the block, it will break the block.

I’ll put this in the issue backlog and get this fixed up in an upcoming version!

Hi there,

Thanks for the quick report and follow up! Glad it got sorted out.

Hi Lauren,

Thanks for confirming all those details for us. One of the plugin developers is looking at the issue currently and it looks like he has a fix in the works. We’ll update you here and expedite releasing a fix once we have it! Thank you so much for your patience and I apologize for the frustration.

We’re also working on increasing support bandwidth here on .org. You can also open up a PR if you run into an issue and that typically can expedite the issue as well.

Mike

We allow you to choose a heading to help you with the heading hierarchy on your site. Architecturally, it might make sense for the heading to be an h2 or an h3 depending on how you use it on the page. It’s less about the style (currently) and more about semantic hierarchy and SEO.

Hi there,

The post grid wasn’t initially designed to be the main display of posts on your site, rather used as a section to display latest posts. Also, it uses the WP API and that limits the posts you can retrieve at once.

Large queries can hurt site performance, so per_page is capped at 100 records. If you wish to retrieve more than 100 records, for example to build a client-side list of all available categories, you may make multiple API requests and combine the results within your application.

With the arrival of full site editing this fall, we’ll be able to update this block to be used as a full post display with pagination, etc.

Hi there,

There is a declared font size there to contain the heading size to fit the grid area and give it a consistent display. Many themes have wildly different typography settings for Hx, and you can’t expect it to display right.

We’re hoping that core introduces font size adjustments on headings so we can set the font size there instead of having to declare CSS. We may introduce our own setting for this in the near future if they do not.

Hi there,

We’re not having any widespread report of the styles not loading, but I can see that it isn’t outputting the stylesheet on your front end. As mentioned here, we’ve seen the issue from the Gutenberg plugin and caching.

Are you using the version of Atomic Blocks on the repo or an upgraded version from Genesis Pro? If you’re just using the free one, you could try to remove the plugin entirely and reinstall it as a quick test.

Hey Jon,

Just tying up some loose ends on support today and saw this one. This hasn’t been one we’ve considered yet, but I’ve added it to the backlog. I’m going to close this issue, but will keep the feature in mind as we keep making our way through the block collection!

Hi there,

Atomic Blocks doesn’t currently offer you a way to create custom blocks. Something we’re looking to offer in the future though!

Hi there, apologies, I misunderstood your question. That loom link doesn’t seem to be working over here so I can’t see the video. However, I was able to test saving an advanced column as a reusable block, and then able to convert it on another page without any issues.

Hi Gretchen,

Thanks for writing in. I’m not seeing the same issues on my end. The only fix included in this release was a style fix. No code in the containers or any changes to the UI were released here.

You might try doing a hard refresh to knock out any weird caching that might be causing that.

Hi Gretchen,

Sorry for the hiccup on this. I’m not sure there’s much we can do on this one, unfortunately. We attempted to fix this programmatically, but the way they updated this feature in core made it impossible to do so. We’ll keep digging into it, but for now the fix would be to either recreate it or just leave your current containers as is.

After all, the old containers work fine, just the toggles may be a little tough to grab. If you switch to use the Top Bar toolbar (introduced in core somewhat recently), this should help.

Hi Madison,

Thanks for writing in. What are you trying to do when you say “convert to a regular block”? If you create a reusable block, and then insert the reusable block into the page, you can edit it as needed without modifying the reusable block itself. In a sense, it inserts as a regular block.

To edit the actual reusable block, you can click the stoplight button in the top right corner and go to “Manage all reusable blocks” to edit.

Let me know if I’m missing something, happy to look into it further!

Hi there,

Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to remove the product schema from the pricing table. It’s meant to improve SEO and is coded into the pricing table markup.

Feel free to shoot us some ideas! Maybe start by opening a few issues on the Github repo and we can chat about what might be possible before doing the work on PRs. Really appreciate your feedback here, very helpful.