Hi,
Experiencing an issue after updating to 12.6.9.
When using the ‘Category Siblings’ element, our site used to show siblings where available. Now, on pages with no immediate siblings, it instead lists all available categories.
I expect this is a bug in the latest release. Is there an eta for a fix, and is there a workaround in the interim?
Hello!
Please revert the update so that you can have the same functionality there.
Thank you!
Hi Bettina,
Spotted one more bug in 12.6.9: in the post editor, we have sections where the typography is set to size small, as illustrated here: https://imgur.com/a/UcDhaP5
This no longer applies correctly; text set to small renders at the regular size.
Hello!
It’s working well for the paragraph content: https://app.screencast.com/W4aJxHAJOcb73
Can you please provide more information about your issue?
Thank you!
Hi Bettina,
I think I may have found the culprit. In the relevant cloud template, post content font size is defined manually.
Prior to the latest theme update, defining font sizes in the post article would override the default setting from the cloud template, but this no longer appears to be the case.
The only way I can get font sizes to apply from the editor is to completely remove the font size setting in the cloud template, as highlighted here: https://imgur.com/a/xcxZokN
This is unwanted behaviour. Ideally, any manually defined font sizes in an article should override what is defined in the cloud template.
Hello!
You can not have two different settings there. You can even modify it in Gutenberg or the cloud templates.
Thank you for understanding!
Hi Bettina,
Sorry, I don’t think I’m explaining the issue clearly.
I have a Cloud Template where the post content font size is set to 17: https://imgur.com/a/xcxZokN
When creating articles, I should then be able to change font size in parts of the post using the typography settings: https://imgur.com/a/UcDhaP5
This has worked perfectly in the past. However, after upgrading to 12.6.9, the typography settings have no effect when using the same cloud template.
Existing posts that have small font defined are not rendered correctly. The HTML shows <p class=”has-small-font-size”> but the text is not rendered small.
Given the posts all displayed correctly prior to the update, I can only assume something has changed with the theme.
Thank you for your help, I hope the above explanation is clearer.
Hello!
If you delete this value from here: https://imgur.com/a/xcxZokN, then the typography settings from Gutenberg will work well.
Thank you!
Hi Bettina,
That is correct, but prior to this update, typography settings worked without having to delete that value.
The change in 12.6.9 isn’t ideal. If we want the body text larger, we would now have to manually adjust each paragraph.
Is this likely to be reverted in the next update?
Hello!
I’ve tested and in 12.6.8 version, the feature is working the same.
You can increase or decrease that font-size if you like all the paragraphs to look the same, and you can add a line height, for example: https://app.screencast.com/OfGYJoe0e8g1R
Thank you!
Hi Bettina,
Thank you for continuing to look into this.
That’s so strange. Maybe helpful if I provide a live example. On this page – https://tinyurl.com/ya2whvx2 – you’ll notice a line of text that reads ‘How we test and review products’
Prior to the update, this text was small. Do you have any idea what else might have caused the change?
Hello!
Delete the post content font size value and check the results.
Thank you!
Hi Bettina,
That will work to an extent, but then other text in articles would not be font size 17. That would then mean manually changing the font size for all other paragraphs.
Post content font size should be the default, then if a custom font size is set in typography settings, this should override the default.
This is how it used to be, as our articles all rendered correctly prior to the latest update.
Hello!
Unfortunately, yes. I’ll add it into our improvement list.
Thank you!
Thank you, Bettina. I look forward to the next release.
