RIP in pepperoniMe too! Googling for it I saw people asking for it 4 years ago!
RIP in pepperoniMe too! Googling for it I saw people asking for it 4 years ago!
Fuck, how I hate this kind of crap. Let's encrypt is literally free and available for everybody, and yet some hosts (including the one I use for my old sites) want you to pay for it, or do some crazy useless stuff.lucky you ... i have to do this shit manually every 3 months
The Gutenberg Plugin is basically the development version. It's updated every 2 weeks, as opposed to WordPress Core that usually sticks to a major update every 2 months.I just saw that there is a plug in for Gutenberg, I thought it was a part of Wordpress 5? Is there any need to install the plug in?
Good question. Apparently the app doesn't let you change the post author...I have a question about blogging, I'm mostly using the app to do it, but how do I change the author? I have an admin account and an editor account, the later which I want to be the face outwards. But from the app only the admin is the author. Tried googling but couldn't really find any help.
Fun fact: the WordPress.com Chrome app is... erm... a link to the WordPress.com site.Yeah now I just go change on the site in chrome app.
Hmh I don't mind unstable stuff, I rather have new stuff. So might install it.The Gutenberg Plugin is basically the development version. It's updated every 2 weeks, as opposed to WordPress Core that usually sticks to a major update every 2 months.
If you only want stable, super tested stuff: don't use the plugin.
If you want to try new stuff, that might also be removed in the future: use the plugin.
To be honest, I'd recommend to stay clear from the plugin, because things tend to change a lot before "freezing" when entering into WordPress Core.
Using the app, it's tied to my Wordpress.com account but I only use own site in the app. Is there a way to have ones Wordpress,com user be an editor on ones own site and have that be default?Good question. Apparently the app doesn't let you change the post author...
I guess either you log in as the editor user, or I'm afraid you're stuck with the normal site.
I mean I was using chrome on my phone, not the Wordpress app for chrome.Fun fact: the WordPress.com Chrome app is... erm... a link to the WordPress.com site.
I've learned it myself a few days ago. Apparently it's still there because some people keep using it, but in fact it doesn't do anything at all.
in that case - it DEFINITELY shouldn't be happening ... not unless you have some really HUGE images on thereHeeeeeeelp! For some reason my page takes minutes to load and I don't know why!? I contacted my webhost and they say there are no issues on their end that might be causing it and I have no idea what it could be? I mostly just have official plugins installed
Well I do haha, but it was never an issue before. Right now it kind of just gets stuck on starting to load the site for a long time.in that case - it DEFINITELY shouldn't be happening ... not unless you have some really HUGE images on there
huh ... that's really weird :/ no idea what's going onWell I do haha, but it was never an issue before. Right now it kind of just gets stuck on starting to load the site for a long time.
woohoo ... nice!Seems it was the webhost after all. Thankfully the support was fast to find the source of the problem. It was a server node that was slower than usual.
I can't help you with your site, but I definitely can clarify this.We don't have a mobile version of our site, which, to our knowledge, Google "penalizes" for in terms of hits.
Yeah, it creates a smaller version but it's not optimal. It's a scaled-down version of a page you'd view on PC, but I'd prefer something more specialized.I can't help you with your site, but I definitely can clarify this.
You don't need a mobile version, but simply that your site is "mobile-friendly".
It basically means that the site looks and works fine on small screens and behave appropriately with the fact that a finger is larger than a mouse cursor (so, for example, buttons should be large enough, and have enough space around to avoid mis-touching the wrong button).
You can check it on your phone of course, or just resizing the browser window.
You could even use the browser dev tools to emulate the actual size of some common phones.
Google has its own test, if you want to try it: Mobile-Friendly Test - Google Search Console (spoiler: your site passes it just fine).
paging CoponsUgh I think I suddenly became little daft, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to change the font for a Verse Gutenberg block!? I've tried to change custom css thingie, tried to specify "pre" class in the css, I've tried to specify the exact .wp-block-verse but nothing seems to do anything!?
I'm totally unfamiliar with that block but at a quick inspection it turns out its font family has a kind of a high specificity:Ugh I think I suddenly became little daft, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to change the font for a Verse Gutenberg block!? I've tried to change custom css thingie, tried to specify "pre" class in the css, I've tried to specify the exact .wp-block-verse but nothing seems to do anything!?
.entry .entry-content .wp-block-verse {
font-family:
"NonBreakingSpaceOverride",
"Hoefler Text",
"Baskerville Old Face",
Garamond,
"Times New Roman",
serif;
}
.entry .entry-content .wp-block-verse
.NonBreakingSpaceOverride
font is a workaround for a spacing issue of Hoefler Text on Chrome, only happening in the editor.NonBreakingSpaceOverride
back.Yeah that's the thing, nothing I do in css does anything.T_T And when I inspect on chrome it gives me this:I'm totally unfamiliar with that block but at a quick inspection it turns out its font family has a kind of a high specificity:
You should be good to go by overridingCSS:.entry .entry-content .wp-block-verse { font-family: "NonBreakingSpaceOverride", "Hoefler Text", "Baskerville Old Face", Garamond, "Times New Roman", serif; }
.entry .entry-content .wp-block-verse
.
Just FYI theNonBreakingSpaceOverride
font is a workaround for a spacing issue of Hoefler Text on Chrome, only happening in the editor.
If you want to customize the Verse style only on the front-end, disregard it. Otherwise, if you customize the editor style as well and you notice something off when typing in that block, try addingNonBreakingSpaceOverride
back.
Aight so your theme doesn't haveYeah that's the thing, nothing I do in css does anything.T_T
.entry
in the posts' <article>
classes, which is what the Block Editor expects when applying styles to the Verse block.pre.wp-block-verse {
font-family: 'Merriweather', serif;
}
.entry
to the <article>
s in the off chance other parts of the editor rely on it.)Yeah I tried the css trick but didn't work either.XDAight so your theme doesn't have.entry
in the posts'<article>
classes, which is what the Block Editor expects when applying styles to the Verse block.
Now, you can either do that, or increase the CSS specificity to override the <pre> default font (which is a monospace one) by doing something like this:
(I've tried both solutions in the Chrome's dev tools and they both seem to work fine. I don't have a strong preference for either, but maybe it could be worthier addingCSS:pre.wp-block-verse { font-family: 'Merriweather', serif; }
.entry
to the<article>
s in the off chance other parts of the editor rely on it.)
<?php
/**
* Template part for displaying posts
*
* @link https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
*
* @package Fancier2019
*/
?>
<article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>>
<header class="entry-header">
<?php
if ( is_singular() ) :
the_title( '<h1 class="entry-title">', '</h1>' );
else :
the_title( '<h2 class="entry-title"><a href="' . esc_url( get_permalink() ) . '" rel="bookmark">', '</a></h2>' );
endif;
if ( 'post' === get_post_type() ) :
?>
<div class="entry-meta">
<?php
fancier2019_posted_on();
fancier2019_posted_by();
?>
</div><!-- .entry-meta -->
<?php endif; ?>
</header><!-- .entry-header -->
<?php fancier2019_post_thumbnail(); ?>
<div class="entry-content">
<?php
the_content( sprintf(
wp_kses(
/* translators: %s: Name of current post. Only visible to screen readers */
__( 'Continue reading<span class="screen-reader-text"> "%s"</span>', 'fancier2019' ),
array(
'span' => array(
'class' => array(),
),
)
),
get_the_title()
) );
wp_link_pages( array(
'before' => '<div class="page-links">' . esc_html__( 'Pages:', 'fancier2019' ),
'after' => '</div>',
) );
?>
</div><!-- .entry-content -->
<footer class="entry-footer">
<?php fancier2019_entry_footer(); ?>
</footer><!-- .entry-footer -->
</article><!-- #post-<?php the_ID(); ?> -->
<hr class="wp-block-separator-custom" style="
width: 33%;"/>
entry
class through a filter (not the most obvious way, but the most WordPress-y):post_class
argument. E.g.<article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class( 'entry' ); ?>>
...
</article>
I was so sure that would do it! But still can't change anything.XD So inspecting the site it seems to be using this css: https://fancierlust.com/wp-includes/css/dist/block-library/style.min.css?ver=5.2.2Monooboe Twenty Nineteen adds theentry
class through a filter (not the most obvious way, but the most WordPress-y):
WordPress/twentynineteen
Twenty Nineteen is a theme now included in all WordPress installs. To report any issues please go here: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/newticket - WordPress/twentynineteengithub.com
The flexibility of a filter might be overkill for you, but you can just add additional classes as a space-separatedpost_class
argument. E.g.
PHP:<article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class( 'entry' ); ?>> ... </article>
wp_enqueue_style
(see the $ver
parameter)Haha yes! It works now and it was that I had to clear out my cache! XD I think I might have had problems with this before, that changed take long time to happen, because of cache. Need to keep that in mind and did change it in the settings!Monooboe wait I can see like right now that your latest post has the correct style applied to the Verse (black text on black background).
Could it be that for you it's using a cached version of the stylesheet?
Try refreshing the page with the dev tools open (make sure to go in their settings and disable the cache when they are open!), or make sure to update the enqueued style version when callingwp_enqueue_style
(see the$ver
parameter)
fresh content, i guessSo this is a question to everyone really, but I was wondering what makes you like and come back to a website?
My weakness! But yeah, I should concentrate on that before worrying about the technical stuff.fresh content, i guess
yeah, probably ... i mean - if you don't really add new stuff often and it's just a static page ... then it doesn't really matter how awesome it looks because people would only need to see it once to see everythingMy weakness! But yeah, I should concentrate on that before worrying about the technical stuff.
Community participation and topic variety is what keeps me coming back.So this is a question to everyone really, but I was wondering what makes you like and come back to a website?
I'm trying to figure just what kind of small quality of life things I should do. Both from design and content perspective,. The latter I know I suck at the moment but my goal is to have something everyday but as it is now I'm just too damn unproductive.
.wp-block-image.alignwide img {
height: auto;
}
I'm not super involved with what happens with the standalone WP, but considering that the new version just released a few days ago, I'm much more inclined to think the issue is caused by a change in there, rather than by Yoast, which is a high quality plugin.Copons What happened to wordpress!? Suddenly it has started to stretch my images when it didn't before? I have to add an "height auto" into the CSS for different view mode classes, like
Only thing I've done is install yoast but can that mess that much?Code:.wp-block-image.alignwide img { height: auto; }
img { height: auto; }
.Noice!I've made some small fixes to my site to make it work well on mobiles and on tablets. EXCEPT on phones in landscape mode, because fuck those people!XD
Also moved everything to my main site, www.perttiteurajarvi.com because most of what I do doesnt go really with the goal I had for my former site. Not sure what I will do with it later.
Oh! Need to look into that. I keep cutting code and pasting so much that I'm amazed it holds together.XDNoice!
You might want to check the main navigation's right margin and padding, which cause the horizontal scrollbar to appear at some screen widths.