Mike McAlister

Hi there, you need to make sure the template you are using has full width capabilities. You can try the Full Width (No Title) template.

Another reason might be you need a container going full width first, then any of the blocks you add inside should be able to go full width.

Finally, check the Layout panel and experiment with the Inner blocks use content width setting. That can affect how blocks go full width.

Hi there, thanks for writing in and apologies for the delay.

I’ve changed the color palette and tested in several different scenarios but I’m not able to replicate this. Are you still seeing this issue on the latest version of WP 6.7? Are you using a child theme or any other customizations?

Hi there, thanks for sending this over. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to a Linux machine to test this. Can you confirm this is just with Ollie? Do the buttons work in the default 2024/2025 theme?

Hey there,

I’ve just released an update to the theme that removes that. That should fix the issue. Feel free to reopen the issue if it’s not resolved!

You can find the readme here, and I’ll also post it below.

= 1.1.1 - 6/27/24 =
* Switch main font to Mona Sans
* Adjust typography scale for new font
* Add new style variations: Creator, Startup, Studio
* Remove Dashicons dependency and rework list styles
* Fix tag wrapping on single post template
* Add active class style in navigation
* Improve pattern typography for new style variations

If you’d like to switch back to the Inter font, it’s fairly easy to do. I’ve created a video showing you how. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Hi there,

It looks like that might be some outdated or customized CSS. The current CSS for the separator is this:

.is-style-separator-thin {
	border-top: 1px !important;
}

If you update your theme, you should see that CSS updated and the border should be fixed.

Hi there, your image is no longer showing, but unfortunately we can’t help with WooCommerce integrations at this time. If there is an obvious issue with the theme, we’re happy to fix it. But this is likely a problem with the WooCommerce blocks or patterns.

If you send another screenshot, I can take a closer look and maybe point you in the right direction!

Sorry for the delay, we’ll get this removed in the next Ollie update! Thanks for sending it along.

Hey there, can you link me to the issue you’re seeing? Or send a screenshot? Happy to take a look.

Thanks for sharing the fix with others, Mike!

Hey Mike, I’m gonna go ahead and close this since we sorted it out via DM. ??

Oops, I had a little typo in there.

.wp-element-button:hover, .wp-block-button__link:hover { text-decoration:none }

Hey Mike,

Thanks for checking out Ollie! Unfortunately, core doesn’t have a setting/control for controlling the hover style yet, but it’s coming soon. Maybe even in the next release, I haven’t checked in a bit. We’ll support that as soon as it drops.

However, you can always change this with a tiny bit of CSS.

.wp-element-button:hover, .wp-block-button__link:hover { text-decration:none }

You can either add that to an existing stylesheet, or add it via the Additional CSS panel in Global Styles. See the Additional CSS area of this article for more on that.

Hi there,

Unfortunately, this is still kind of difficult to do in the site editor! However, there are a few ways of doing it.

Firstly, you can add the Ollie Dash plugin, which comes with a setup wizard where the Site Icon is a setting. You can download Ollie Dash here (it will be available via wp.org soon!). Once you install and activate the plugin, go to Appearance → Ollie → Theme Setup → Your Brand. There is a setting for Site Icon in there. Here’s a complete video on the Ollie Dash plugin.

Alternatively, you can still access the WP customizer by going to the link directly. You’ll can find it by using a link like this:

yoursite.com/wp-admin/customize.php

In the customizer, there is a setting for site icon.

Hope that helps!

Awesome, glad you got it sorted! ?? Thanks for posting the fix for others!