Rich Tabor

Hey @locko69, I appreciate the feedback. Do you have anything specific that you’re missing perhaps in the new widgets view?

It’s all good @andre-jutras — not embarrassing ??

So the files that come with a theme can be very different. Some themes opt to have related PHP functions put into files, typically for organization. These files are likely functions related to templates, and tags.

Hey @kevinpleong, sometimes you need to save those permalinks twice, to get them to stick. Try heading to the WordPress Admin > Settings > Permalinks page, and clicking the “Save Changes” button —?let the page refresh, then do it again.

Let us know if that does the trick.

Hey @yianni1066, I took at look at the block. So it looks like the carousel’s thumbnail grid is intended to have opacity — other than the active thumbnail (screenshot).

If you’d rather them all have a 100% opacity, you can add this gist of custom CSS to your site via the Customizer > Additional CSS view, or however you’d prefer.

That should make all the thumbnails display at 100%.

Hey @aporee, I’m not getting the same result — here’s a screenshot for reference. I do have a code gist of the query block I’ve added to the site.

Want to drop that in your site, to see if the issue persists? And if so, mind adding a URL? Thanks!

Hey there,

That is a server-side error from your web host. I suggest checking your PHP error log (or ask your host to check) to see if there are any notices from around the time this error showed up.

Here’s a Jetpack guide on troubleshooting connection issues. And you can reach out to JetPack support with that log and they’ll likely be able to point you in the right direction.

Hey Roel, there’s not a way to add it directly to the core color panel, ?but you can add colors in the same fashion —?but in your own panel.

A solid example of this working can be found in Gutenberg’s Post Featured Image block.

If you follow the block’s implementation, from registering the color attributes in block.json, adding the style declaration within the edit function, rendering the control, and using withColors. You should be on your way to getting a custom color registered.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Rich Tabor. Reason: Technical adaptation

Glad you like both of them!

Appreciate this Sarah!

Hey Dave, as of today there’s not support for the Global Styles UI outside of the template editor (which requires a block theme).

I’m not sure if one day GS could be exposed separately, but I suppose it’s limited as non-block themes are unlikely to use the same design structure as a full block theme that leans on the theme.json spec.

For example, if a classic theme sets its own background color it’s own way (or even with the Customizer), then changing the “Background” color in Global Styles would not affect the site.

Hope this helps!

> When it comes to front-end output

For a block theme, the core blocks are what renders on the page (like the core/navigation block in this instance).

@matteoc Is there a chance you’re still viewing the cached asset? I’m not experiencing the same issues locally here — but there are still a lot of open issues surrounding the navigation block.

Hey there! I don’t have comments added out of the box, but you can edit the Single Post template and drop in the Post Comments block.

Here are some screenshots to point you in the right direction:

https://cln.sh/vgpP76
https://cln.sh/NM7TkT

Good stuff, I appreciate the feedback:

1. I’ll check this out.

2. There are two areas you need to adjust the social icons from (since the header on the single post is technically different – having a background color applied). Head to the Appearance > Editor, then click the (W) at the top left and you’ll see “Templates”. Click on the single post template and edit the header icons there.

3. Looks like you were able to figure out the footer change on the single post. It’s the same concept as #2, where the footer is technically a different one, so you need to edit the text on the that footer part.

Hey there! I don’t have comments added out of the box. But you can edit the Single Post template and drop in the Post Comments block and you’ll have comment functionality on the single post view.

Here are some screenshots to point you in the right direction:

https://cln.sh/vgpP76
https://cln.sh/NM7TkT

Aw, you’re too nice —?appreciate this!