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  • Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hi @olafeichstaedt,

    Thanks for reaching out, and I’m also glad to hear you were able to find a workaround.

    Using the settings provided and the Chrome browser I was unable to replicate your issues as seen below:

    Screenshots: https://i.imgur.com/Vm1rODt.png https://i.imgur.com/3iM0Zly.png

    As you can see, I tried both the Chaplin theme and the default Twenty Twenty theme and used different resolutions as well. Both themes showed the dates and content without issues.

    This may suggest that another plugin may be conflicting with your website, or that customization applied earlier may be behind the issue.

    You may check the first scenario by disabling the plugins, and the second by temporarily removing the CSS code that was applied as customization.

    I hope this helps, have a nice day,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hi @sinyor,

    Thanks for reaching out, I’m sorry to hear about your issue.

    Can you please provide me with more information so I could help you out?

    To begin with, can you provide us a bit more details and if you have tried anything else to troubleshoot it?

    Also, is there a way we can see the links of the pages that are experiencing it and screenshots?

    Best regards,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hi @rickbakas,

    Thank you for the update,

    The screenshot provided suggests that Classic Editor is active rather than Gutenberg.

    However, there is an option in the Divi Theme settings that override the Gutenberg editor, which should be set to Disabled

    Here is an article that explains how can you access it. However unlike what the article suggests you want to set this option to Disabled as this is the only way for Gutenberg to work.

    https://www.glimmernet.com/blog/enabling-classic-editor-in-divi/

    Let me know if this works for you.

    Have a nice day,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hi @andresantos1,

    I’m afraid that the Accordion block does not have the ability to keep only the selected tab open while closing all others.

    The Accordion block is using a more traditional markup that is more reliable and accessible as it does not use Javascript.

    For that reason, it does not have the auto-collapse feature. I hope this clarifies.

    Best Regards,
    Andrija

    You are welcome @barker191, I’m happy to hear that your issue is resolved.

    Have a wonderful day ??
    Andrija

    Hi @barker191, I hope you are doing great.

    At this point, there is no way we can tell what could be the exact issue. When it comes to troubleshooting, we always advise taking special care and creating a backup just in case.

    The first thing you want to check now is whether the reviews are enabled on individual products.

    Go to WooCommerce -> Products, then pick a product and click Quick Edit to get to this screen:

    View post on imgur.com

    You need to make sure that the “Enable reviews” option is checked on each of the products.

    If you have enabled the reviews on both individual products and in the settings as suggested by Pavle, and they are still not showing up, this means that you more likely have a conflict with one of your plugins so checking your plugins might be a good idea. Sometimes a plugin may override the functionality or disable the product reviews.

    Anyways reinstalling the theme will not likely help out here unless the theme was customized(changes made on theme’s files).

    If none of these works for you kindly send us one link of a product that has this issue so we could take another look, we might be able to get more info that way.

    I hope this helps, have a great day,
    Andrija

    Hi @bildungskind,

    As Pavle suggested, I’m afraid that for setting up the preferred appearance you would need to create a child theme.

    Viewing the categories from the top would require customization, no doubt about it.

    However, if you would not mind displaying categories at the bottom then once you create a child theme you may add this code to line 73 of includes/template-tags.php file

    
    'categories',
    

    Basically this would ensure that categories are displayed. Note that if you want to proceed, you would need to proceed at your own risk as editing PHP files can break your website, which is why we suggest creating a backup prior to this action.

    This is how the lines 70 to 76 should look like

    
    $post_meta                 = apply_filters(
    			'go_post_meta_location_single_bottom',
    			array(
    				'categories',
    				'tags',
    			)
    		);
    

    For centering the categories and tags you may use this CSS code and apply it to Customizer:

    
    li.post-tags.meta-wrapper {
        margin: 0px auto 0 10px;
    }
    
    li.post-categories.meta-wrapper {
        margin: 0 10px 0 auto;
    }
    

    Anyways, I let the developers know about this so the next update of the Go theme could feature the selector for categories.

    I hope this helps, have a nice day,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hello once again @andre1990,

    I see, by checking the link provided I can guess that you want to apply changes to the following section from the screenshot below, correct?

    Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/tUakYA6.png

    If this is the case, here is the CSS code you can apply to Customizer and reach the results expected:

    To change the color of the last column to green you can use this code:

    
    #penci-post-entry-inner > table > tbody > tr:nth-child(1) > td:nth-child(3) {
        background: #0f0;
    }
    

    To change the color of the last column to red, just edit the color value, like this:

    
    #penci-post-entry-inner > table > tbody > tr:nth-child(1) > td:nth-child(3) {
        background: #f00;
    }
    

    The important part of this code is that it allows you to target individual rows, the number on this line should be changed to the row number you want to target:

    tr:nth-child(1)

    For instance, if you want to target the row #3 and set it to the green color you will use this code:

    
    #penci-post-entry-inner > table > tbody > tr:nth-child(3) > td:nth-child(3) {
        background: #0f0;
    }
    

    This part of the code picks the column you want to target and it is set to 3 as you are targeting the last column. If you want to target column #1 you would change the number between the parentheses to 1:

    td:nth-child(3)

    Of course, you may adjust the background parameter values as you wish in case you need a different color shade.

    Let me know if this works for you.

    Have a nice day,
    Andrija

    You are most welcome @hvitravnurab,

    I’m glad I was able to help you out and happy to hear that you got the results you wanted.

    Have a wonderful day ??
    Andrija

    Hi @hvitravnurab,

    Thanks for reaching out, I hope you are doing great.

    If you noticed on the Velux theme presentation page, the header you are seeing features a call to action button.

    Since the header on https://hvitravnur.com has no call to action, there is less content which results in your image being clipped significantly.

    I checked your website to see what could visually work out for you, here are the options you have:

    1) You can apply some code to the Widgets > Hero section. The best way to experiment would be adding additional <br> tags, then you may add an invisible content placeholder if you prefer, something like this:

    <div class="placeholder-invisible"><div>

    And with this div you can add the following code to Customizer:

    .placeholder-invisible {
    visibility: hidden;
    height: 300px;
    }

    You may adjust the height parameter as you wish.

    2) Here is a way that does not involve adding HTML, but only a code to Customizer:

    .home .site-header {
        -webkit-background-size: cover;
        background-size: cover;
        background-repeat: no-repeat;
        padding-bottom: 27vw;
    }

    Here as well you may adjust numbers as you wish.

    The bottom line is that even if you don’t have much content you may extend the existing content dimensions(in your case you have only one page title and the menu).

    I hope this helps, let us know if you were able to get the requested results.

    Best Regards,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hi @andre1990

    Thanks for reaching us out, I hope you are doing great.

    Kindly note that the issues you specified are not related to our CoBlocks plugin, but to the Gutenberg page editor.

    Regardless, I will make sure to help you out with your problems:

    1) I cannot delete the 3rd column. I thought I needed 3, but I only needed two. Is there a way of doing this without having to re-do everything?

    Answer 1: Unfortunately there is no option to delete a column from the column block. The best way would be recreation of a column block using 2 column layout as seen here:

    Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/cUYSDQy.png

    Alternatively, you may use this CSS code in your Customizer to hide the column:

    .wp-block-column:nth-child(2) {
        display: none;
    }

    You should replace the number to match the column that you want to hide, however this is just a temporary fix and if you have other column blocks then they would be affected as well unless the CSS selector is modified.

    2) How can I ‘auto-width’ the columns so that they distribute evenly across the width? Currently, I’m doing it by eye which isn’t 100% accurate

    Answer 2: The simple fix to this issue is clicking the Reset button in the column settings tab as seen here:

    Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/L7Gx4hn.png

    Your columns would then even up and populate the space available.

    3) How can I middle align the texts in columns 1 and 2. I clicked middle align but, as you can see, column 1 is still higher than column 2.

    Answer 3: You can do this by selecting the Vertically Align Middle setting as seen below:

    Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/7edbyfD.png

    It is important that the column block is selected rather than a paragraph or any other element. In case this does not work for you, this might be a Gutenberg bug.

    Once again, note that we don’t maintain Gutenberg, but only CoBlocks that extends it.

    Either way, I hope my suggestions will help you out.

    Have a nice day,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    It was our pleasure to assist you @pluginfan,

    We always make sure to improve CoBlocks every day and your support means a lot.

    Best regards,
    Andrija

    Plugin Support gdandrija

    (@gdandrija)

    Hi @pluginfan

    Thanks for reaching out, I hope you are doing great and I’m glad to hear you love CoBlocks.

    I have just checked the website from the link: https://www.type1.dk, and I recreated the same appearance using CoBlocks plugin.

    I created a video tutorial for you showing the process step-by-step how it’s done:

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lzp4i9lOE2yCGNDd9v6B1isjeJ4Q-rUF/view

    You should set Font to Lato and the Size should be 16, while the Line height for both the h3 headers and paragraphs should be 1.79

    Also, the color is set to #009900, you can see that I was able to get nearly identical results.

    I hope this helps, in case you need additional help feel free to reach us out.

    Have a nice day,
    Andrija

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