Laly York

Hello,
I believe you’re looking for “More Widget Areas”, because the Twenty Twenty Theme does come with two widget areas, so you can add your widgets there, without coding.

Is that what you are looking for?
More than two columns?

Hi @marcelooliveira !
For post titles only:

.single-post .entry-title {
	/*your code*/
}

I hope this helps ??
Happy holidays!

Hi @acosmin,
Actually, it will. The plugin says, “This means the theme will not be compatible with www.ads-software.com language packs”
Thank you anyway!
Happy holidays

Hello, the link to your website doesn’t work. Can you post it again? I believe I can help you.

Hi!
@snehalb890 That would move up the featured image too… (and be careful, because there is curly brace missing)

@roxaman300 I did the following, and it keeps the featured image in the same place:
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) {
.site-branding-container {
margin-top:-40px;
}
}

I hope this helps!

I thought so…
Thank you so much for replying so soon!

@stephanieohanley Hi! Sorry for the delay!
The answer to your question is no. Working with a Child Theme is pretty easy, and a lot of fun!
In this case (where we have the file inside sub-directories) you simply need to copy the file from the parent theme, create the same path in your Child Theme (same sub-directories), and paste the file (and then add your changes to it ?? )

For instance:
First: go to twentyseventeen/template-parts/page, and copy “content-front-page-panels.php”

Second: in your twenty seventeen-child folder, create the same path, paste the file and add your changes; like this:
1) create a folder (in your child theme folder) and name it “template-parts”
2) Inside “template-parts”, create a folder and name it “page”
3) Inside “page”, paste the file “content-front-page-panels.php”
4) Open the file; at line 55, change the number of posts; save the file.
And that’s all!

Let me know if you got it so we can close this thread.
Happy coding!

@accessmtech Sorry for the delay! It’s not going to happen again ??
Everything you need to know about how to make a Child Theme work, is at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes.
If you need extra help (we all do sometimes), reach out to me on twitter (lalyriveryork) so we can close this thread, because it’s very well explained at WordPress Codex.
On the other hand, I don’t understand what you mean by requesting this as a feature… But again, reach out to me. The road is simple, and fun!
Happy coding!

Hello,
The Blog Page (an archive page) and the “Blog” you see in the panel, are displayed differently, because they are built in different files.

If you go to your Blog Page, you’ll see those 10 posts.
In the panel, on the other hand, you’ll get three by default.

You can change these three posts with a Child Theme.
The file you’ll need to copy to your Child Theme and modify, is content-front-page-panels.php, located in twentyseventeen/template-parts/page.
At line 55, you’ll see “post_per_page” and the value “3”; you simply need to change this number.

If you’re not familiar with Child Themes, let me know! You can get it done in a few minutes.

Hello. I have the same problem.
I installed MAMP and the latest version of WordPress, and I see the images in assets/images but they don’t appear at the blog.
It was working perfectly before with twentyseventeen’s previous version. (I had to delete everything and re-install for other reasons, not because I was having a problem)

However, they do appear if I upload them trough Media Library…
I’ll follow this topic to see what happened

Did you display the widget in a PHP file?

Here is what I did for one of my blogs (which is not on line yet):
I’m using a child theme, btw

1. register new menu in functions.php
2. display the new menu in template-parts/header/site-branding.php
3. create a new menu and assign the new location (under Appearance/Menus)
3. add some style to it

Here’s everything you need to know to get it done: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/register_nav_menus