flatword

Hi and sorry. I still have the issue. This post has more details so we can leave the other closed and this open , please. Thank you

Closing this

I am using plugin Use Any Font to add the fonts I wanted and once I did that, I was able to assign them anywhere including as defaults.

I finally tracked down the location within the Styles areas.

From all the other answers I saw during my search, it seems WordPress really messed up a lot of folks by eliminating the Appearance/Customization on the Dashboard.

Thank you for your reply Jerry. I think that explains a lot.

As for this theme, Twenty Twenty Four does not have Appearance > Customize.  I guess in their wisdom, there was a reason WordPress decided that it was there for too long and now folks have to search how to access that feature.

What I am hoping to see is the menu to appear below the header.  Look at how www.ads-software.com mobile menu displays. At least there you know that you are still on the site.

But even better is having it be a dropdown menu like the site?https://dineshkarki.com.np/? ?or even?https://www.reddit.com/

I have seen videos where there was a Customize > Header where you had a Responsive area to set settings (like a custom logo for example). I cannot find the equivalent in the Twenty Twenty four theme other than being able to choose the responsive menu Text vs Horizonal Lines choice.

Its not just the icons displaying as squares but none of the icon formatting displays when viewed though it displays fine when editing. (border, size)

WordPress 6.4.1 Theme Twenty Twenty Four

Marking this resolved.

Oh boy Sorry.

I meant to include the login. Thank you for pointing that out.

user: all

password: letallin

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by flatword.

Thanks Jerry. The elements on the page that had this problem did not have any problem before. In fact, they were fine until surrounding changes did something to them. It ended up being a problem only when logged into WordPress. The browser did not matter. It was the mixed code created by the WordPress version of the site.

The problem ended up being mixed http and https content which is fixed now by a siteground tool to Fix Insecure Content. That only affected the display of the page when logged into wordpress (which is when I was seeing the problem).

Thank you again for your reply. It let me know I wasn’t crazy!

Thank you for such a quick reply, George.

You are seeing the correctly formatted page.

What I see in Chrome are the 3 middle sections (that contain the bulleted list items) as having no border around them and they sit flush to the left of the screen.

Thank you George. Funny that I checked my email and saw no replies so I did more research and just fixed it. Then I went to update this post and saw your reply (and got the email).

That’s what I get for working on this so late at night (and on a Sat night no less).

Have a Happy New Year, George and thanks again for that quick reply.

Right after I submitted my previous reply, I happen to remove a block from under the Contact Form block, and now the WPForm displays as it should. I have no idea how that interaction changed things and adding a random block back in does not cause the problem to reappear.

Any ideas on what happened behind the scenes would be welcome.

Thank you

I am having the same problem where I am using Otter Blocks and WPForm. If I deactivate Otter Blocks, I can see my form field labels, sublabels, form title, field borders, and error messages.

If I activate Otter Blocks, I cannot see the field labels nor borders.. (I can still see the form title and sublabels). The labels are there but apparently displaying in white for some reason.

I have been updating the form settings and trying all different variations to no avail.

This sounds like the same problem reported here as fixed but I don’t see any solution posted so I was wondering if you could post what worked…or suggest where I should be looking next. Thank you

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by flatword.