lemmiwinks

I made a really strange observation. The bug is unfortunately not fixed. When the post with the slider on the blog page is regarding its order an uneven number, everything works as expected, when the post is an even number I get the described visual error.

Have a look at the screenshots I made:

correct: https://asia-ngo.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/News_slider_correct.png

error: https://asia-ngo.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/News_slider_error.png

Thanks for your help!

Either you fixed it or the issue fixed itself. Anyway, it now works again. Marked as resolved. Thanks!

I am usually on Firefox. I just checked again and now it works! No idea why, also tried Chromium with the same result. So, sorry for the confusion and thanks for the update!

Hi Oliver, thanks for the update, but no this does not work for me. I still need to set the image width to 100%. You can check directly the css on my site by right clicking on an image and selecting Inspect (Q) and then disabling the width 100% setting, in case you don’t know the feature.

If you like, you can now inspect the CSS at https://asia-ngo.de/news/ . The column on the right is your block ??

Hi Oliver,

I’m using theme twenty-twenty-two. I can share the URL once the website goes publicly online, I hope in 1-2 weeks. I am limiting the width of the containing group by just setting it in its properties (see https://www.ads-software.com/documentation/article/group-block/#block-settings).

Thanks a lot!

Hi there, sorry for not having gotten back to you in such a long time. I can confirm, that showing the date works correctly. Thanks a lot for that!

I also found out, that it is possible to fix the image out of boundary problem with just a little css. So for anyone who is interested, here is my CSS I added to the containing group to make the display-remote-posts block look more how I wanted it to:

.my_rss img {width: 100%; padding-top: 0.67rem; margin: 0px;}

.my_rss h4 {font-size:1.125rem; font-weight:600; line-height: 1.5rem; margin: 0px; padding-top: 20px; padding-bottom: 0rem;}

.my_rss p {margin: 0px; margin-bottom: 20px; padding: 0px; padding-top: 0.33rem;}

You can also use the “.wp-block-display-remote-posts{}” class to edit the block.

Hi Oliver, thanks for your quick reply!

I think it makes sense what you suggest to adopt the format of the global setting. Personally, I don’t need the time but maybe it is useful to someone else… ??

As to the size of images I show you examples:

The display remote posts block is inside a group of a width of 400px. In editor mode everything shows fine.

When previewing the site, the images are way too big, exceeding the size of the group:

When limiting the size of the images to 400px too, those are actually too small:

Another question: would it be possible to add an option for the font size of the post’s title?

Thanks in advance!