Trek Themes

Thank you it works perfectly now ??

Hi, are you able to use the link I provided? It is a dev site but I have it live for you… thanks

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• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Trek Themes.

I have exactly the same problem. Justified gallery. If I select ‘hide last row’ instead of being hidden the image sits over the first image of the grid, exactly the same as the screenshot uploaded by user ‘Caught’ above.

I am running up to date versions of WordPress (using Gutenberg) and all plugins. It is a simple custom theme running on the Genesis framework with the Genesis sample theme as the starter theme.

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Hi Wassuppp,

Eyesite uses the recommended WordPress core feature
add_theme_support( ‘title-tag’ );

This feature causes the title tags to be generated automatically, from memory with a format along the lines of Page Name | Website Name

To override the automatically generated tags I use Yoast SEO (titles and metas section) – then you can alter them to whatever you like.
Hope that helps!
Georgia

Hi Gary,

Sorry for the delay in responding, I’ve just taken a look at your site.

Because eyesite is a mobile responsive theme it has been naturally designed to look different at different screen sizes. The sidebar is designed to fall below the main content area on smaller devices (at the point where sidebar content becomes too narrow to fit anything useful in most cases).

It would be possible to make the columns the same height on all pages and eliminate the space between them but this would require CSS customisations specific to your site (best made after creating a child theme). I can help you with this if needed (at an hourly rate).
Best regards,
Georgia
Trek Themes

After changing the Notepad++ setttings to make the line ending formats visible I can see that every single one is CR LF (ie. DOS format).

So it looks like my readme.txt file is not using mixed style line endings at all. So why am I getting this error from WordPress when attempting to upload my theme??