Carolina Nymark

Hi
It may be easier to help you if you narrow down your question.

Block themes are responsive. But without plugins, Twenty Twenty-Five only supports the features that WordPress has implemented. So there are not many settings for different breakpoints, if that is what you are looking for. It relies on the default CSS from WordPress and the width and spacing set in the theme’s configuration file.

Hi
The setting you mentioned, Settings -> For each post in a feed, include, is for the RSS feed. Not for the posts that are displayed.

Hi @manutek75

You wrote that you can see the Add “read more” link text in the editor.
Did you add the read more link text? The placeholder text is an instruction.
Can you test and see if the block shows the link text on the front after you add your text?

Hi
As I understand it, the “blue box” is not part of the theme, but custom content.

I copied the group block with the paragraph from your site into the block editor.
In your text there are characters that represents space:  . Delete these and replace them with spaces in the editor and your text will be able to wrap.

Hi
You are correct, there is no setting for changing the icon size and you need to add CSS

I am not sure what you tried, I was able to change the size by using the same selectors that the navigation block use. As long as it is loaded later, it will override the WordPress CSS. Placing it in the Additional CSS field or in a child theme should work.

.wp-block-navigation__responsive-container-close svg,
.wp-block-navigation__responsive-container-open svg {
	width: 48px;
	height: 48px;
}

Hi
Can you walk me through how you first added the font? To exclude bugs.
By the name of the original font file, it looks like you installed it via the font library?
And then you must have retrieved the name somehow?

If you install a font via the font library, the global styles are saved to the database, and then styles and settings are not read from theme.json. WordPress looks at the database first. If that’s the case, your change to theme.json had no effect. Then when you saved the changes with the plugin, it reset the styles in the DB.

Please don’t request clicking on links with language that is unsuitable for children, this forum is public.

Instead write detailed and clear step-by-step instructions for how to reproduce the issue, and include suitable images.

@brocatus It sounds like you are still setting the group to sticky *inside* the header, not directly inside the body of the document.

You need to sticky the header, not the blocks inside the header.

Hi
I am not able to test the site on your link because of the large amount of advertising and popups.

The theme does not include a separate blog template, so I cannot know for sure what blocks you are using, but you can try this:
Open your custom template in the Site Editor.
Make sure that the query pagination block is not inside a template part or pattern. If it is, move it inside the query loop instead.

Hi
If you want the content to be wide enough to show a horisontal scroll, then you can
locate the group block that wraps your content, and change the width using the settings in the sidebar.
Depending on which template you are using you may need to try changing the width in more than one place.


For WordPress.com sites please always use the wordpress.com support channels,
as the tools available are not always the same as on a self hosted site.

. I’m guessing that the theme developers have to associate a value with each APPEARANCE property for this to actually work

This feature has not been built in to WordPress yet.
Hopefully when someone is available to work on it, it will be calculated and adjusted for us, so that the user and theme developer does not have to.

Hi,
Is it possible that there is an HTML error on your page that Firefox isn’t resolving, but other browsers are?

Because when I just copy your post or the text into the block editor, I can see the bold.
While when I view your live site, it looks more like all the text is bold. As if the closing </strong> is not correct.
I am using Firefox 134.0.2 on Windows 11.

I did not find any reports on the Gutenberg repository about the Richtext bold not working in Firefox.

Usually, when the RichText bold is not visible, it is because the selected text already has a heavier font weight.

There is also a plugin called block visibility: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/block-visibility/

The page speed test is probably failing to wait for the JavaScript to load before taking the screenshot, I wouldn’t rely on it. I recommend testing on a real mobile.

Hi @mj00712

1. The default header in the theme places the menu inside a row that justifies the content the right.
   If you need to reduce the padding or the size of the button in the search block, you would need to add your own custom CSS, there is no option for it in the interface.
2. You can move the search block and the other blocks you mentioned to any position inside the row, but the blocks will be in the same position on all screen sizes.
   
   If you go to the pattern directory you can find more pre-made headers to try.
   https://www.ads-software.com/patterns/categories/header/