OscarGuy

Thanks, all.

Supratim. That’s the gist. Not exactly the placement I would want, but that’s the essence of what I’m looking for.

Bcworkz, I could lower the featured image size, but what I’d prefer to do is to have it situated into the main post on the side of the image with the body of the post wrapping around it. I couldn’t figure out how to do that either.

Are you saying I need to add that code or remove that code? I didn’t add anything like that and I have set the margins in the block edit for that group to 0, so I’m not quite sure what you want me to do.

I don’t have any plugins that should be affecting the site CSS. I’m using the base 2023 WordPress block theme. I assume it has to be something in the settings within the template, but I can’t figure out which settings those might be. I don’t see any spacer blocks in there either.

I fixed it. I didn’t realize it had removed what I’d already customized, but it reset them all, so now I’ve got what I wanted.

I don’t have that available. It just tells me what I need to do to update my site health.

Thanks, but therein lies the problem. In the editor, it shows a read more link and it’s customized, but when I view the page, it’s not there. It was there before I added the plugin, but after removing the plugin, it didn’t come back.

Took the columns and moved them into a row block and unfortunately, that didn’t fix that issue.

Thanks for the reply.

1. I think truncating could work. It would certainly be preferable to what it’s doing.

2. Pagination is indeed what I needed.

3. Seems like the search block having more adjustable dimensions might be a good improvement to it. I wonder if there are any search bar plugins that might serve as a good replacement.

4. Can you convert a column to a row? Or can I add a row block around the current column block? Not sure how friendly the blocks are to adding higher level nesting instead of going deeper with each block.

As to the slider plugin, I think I have it set for variable size, but I don’t think the latest post blocks are as flexible. Part of that may be the variable nature of the title line, so fixing that might also fix the issue, I don’t know for sure.

Just thought of another issue.

4) With screen resizing (not for mobile/tablets, but for different monitor widths), I want to keep the five segments at the top (the large block on the left and the four smaller blocks on the right) proportional to one another so that they always fill the space to make it looks the same regardless of width. Right now, when I have the browser at full size, it looks perfect, but if I decrease the browser so it’s only half my screen size, then the five blocks look uneven and imbalanced. I hope this makes sense as I’m not sure how to explain it otherwise.

All right. I tried and couldn’t get it to move. Here’s what I’m dealing with (I launched it so you could see):

https://awardslandscape.com/

I’ve tried top, padding-top, and margin-top

The div I want to move upwards is wp-block-latest-posts__post-title
I also have to contend with the variable length of the title and the page so that it goes to two lines rather than one. I figured I just needed to bottom align it, but that’s also not something I seem to be able to do in the block style tab.

I’m afraid I can’t. The site is not open and so it’s displaying a coming soon page, so I don’t know how to get by that except through the editor. And I’ve looked at all the styling options, so I’m probably going to have to manually adjust with CSS. I’ll inspect the page code and see if I can find the tags to style. I’m using the twenty-twenty-three default theme.

Thanks. I’ve got 7.3, 7.4, 8.0, 8.1, and 8.2 available to me. I’ve currently got it set to 7.4, but can change that pretty easily.

The error log isn’t making a lot of sense to me unfortunately. It says there’s an index.php missing for one of my multisite webpages. Maybe this is all related to an issue I have getting multisite to work correctly?

Should there be a index.php in the folder that awardslandscape is pointed at? Should the domain be pointed at the subfolder or the main public_html folder? Do I set it up with my host as a Domain, a Subdomain, or an Addon domain?

The website I’m trying to set up is awardslandscape.com and I’m pretty sure I followed the instructions on the provided link correctly.

Note, the 500 is consistent, but not ubiquitous. If I reload the page a few times, it starts working, but then gives me the errors again.