Okay, so this is rather counter-intuitive, but what I have done to seemingly fix this issue for me is that, as I’m using SiteGround as my website’s host, I had to actually keep the SG Optimizer plugin installed and active, but disable the “Dynamic Caching” option in that plugin to make sure SiteGround was not using caching at all. Then, I enabled WP Super Cache with the proper settings, and so far there has been no conflict regarding the desktop version of the website, and the mobile theme works fine.

Correction: This issue actually extends to the rest of the website, not just the main page, upon further investigation. I have to disable the Mobile Theme plugin and remove WP Super Cache, putting back the SG Optimizer plugin back for now until I receive an answer. I need the mobile theme to work, however.

It’s the difference between how it looks on desktop:

Versus how it looks on mobile:

On desktop, only the word “Hirata” is explicitly bolded, emphasizing it compared to the rest. On mobile, everything is bolded, lowering the emphasis on “Hirata.” I want the mobile blockquote to look like the one on desktop, particularly with not everything being bolded like it is.

So that’s what I was doing before, but the problem is that for the mobile theme, the only things that change are the “Font family” and the “Style.” The font still stays all bolded in blockquotes. What I would like is if I bold certain words in a blockquote, it doesn’t resemble the rest of the text like it does now on mobile. Is that possible?

Hello,

What I want to do is apply a general/universal modifications to how blockquotes appear on the mobile theme. Is that possible? I thought that the “mobile editor” was the section I could access in the Theme Panel, however that does not seem to be the case. How do I apply a generalized change for any future blockquotes on my website pages on mobile?

Even when I go to the front page, click on “Edit with tagDiv Composer”, click on “Create Mobile Page” on the left menu (which does work there), none of that is reflected on the actual mobile page. I’m not sure what I’m missing.

I can only affect the front/home page through the “Edit with TD Composer” option like this. On the front page, title length isn’t an issue, it’s only an issue with search/tag/category pages.

When I try to click on “Edit Template” on a category page, for example, it doesn’t do anything and just indicates “Please select a tagDiv Builder template” when I hover over it with the mouse.

Still need help with this issue.

Screenshots:
1. Category: https://i.imgur.com/zA5bGbO.jpg
2. Tag: https://i.imgur.com/m09NSa8.jpg
3. Search: https://i.imgur.com/bMiTtfV.jpg

Website: https://personacentral.com/

The headlines of posts that end with “…” I want the full headline to be visible no matter if it’s a Tag, Category, or Search result page. On the home page, you can see the full headline no matter how lengthy it is. I want that for all pages.

Sorry, fixed the issue rather quickly when I disregarded it being a plugin conflict issue and saw this reply: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/mobil-menu-click-here-to-use-the-wp-menu-builder/#post-296861

My system status does not indicate anything off right now. The PHP Version is 7.3.5, the max_execution_time is properly set, the max_input_vars is at 5000, and SUHOSIN is not installed.

The WP Memory Limit is properly set, and WP_DEBUG is false.

The issue is not that settings are not being saved. It is that the “Thumbs on Modules/Blocks” menu item in that screenshot cannot be opened at all. I do not even see the settings underneath that option. Otherwise, I can open all other menu options, and properly Save Settings.

The issue seems to have been an older version of the newspaper theme. The problem has been resolved with an update to 9.7.2.

I’m not sure if I’m misunderstanding, but what I specifically want is for the “Related Articles” to be automatically inserted below a post, but for the selection of those articles to be more accurate than they are right now. I wouldn’t want it to be the same posts for every article. I’m not sure if I’d be able to achieve that with the widget selection.

The plugin I use does this, for example, since it has better filtering.

Also to note, the problem might not occur if the page is directly accessed. But if you go to the home page, and then to the Events page, the problem will happen.

After deactivating the “Yoast SEO” plugin, the RSS Feed updated properly. Not sure if there’s some kind of conflict here, but it could also be unrelated to the Newspaper theme.

Thank you, regenerating thumbnails once again did the trick.

Hello Catalin,

I don’t think you understood my issue. Please refer to these images again:

#1: https://imgur.com/6WIlOH1
#2: https://imgur.com/jQxIqhd

The second image shows how the featured image appears on the tag page. I do not want it to look like this, I want it instead to look like how it appears on the posts loop (home page). I want it to cover the container for the featured image, instead of leaving white space.

I was able to fix my first issue by discovering the “object-fit” CSS, so what I wanted for post template 1 is achieved with the following code:
@media (min-width:141px){
.td-post-template-default .td-post-featured-image img {
width:100%!important;
height:337px;
object-fit: cover;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
}
However, I don’t have a solution for why the featured image appearance isn’t standardized for posts as they appear on pages other than the posts loop.

Is there a way to bring the “/wp-includes/comment-template.php” file into the child theme so that the changes for the Disqus comment count stay and do not get modified when the version of WordPress is updated?

Wait, never mind, thanks for your help. I finally see the changes, after about an hour since the change was made to the editor-style.css file. I’m not sure why it took that long when I had deleted the cache numerous times between the changes and verified in so many other spots, but I guess this means that the changes are at leat instated, though delayed.

Also, this is how looking at the page source code looks, and it does not reflect the editor-style.css change I made: https://i.imgur.com/QfUF3sK.jpg

Sorry for needing to message again, but there’s definitely something wrong. This is what I’ve done:

1. Made changes to the exact location in the editor-style.css file: https://i.imgur.com/QIrZwQv.png
2. Deleted the WP-Super Cache cache (and deactivated the plugin as well later on).
3. Tried three different browsers, and an incognito Chrome browser so that cookies would not be a factor.
5. The result is always the same: https://i.imgur.com/NQvCfmf.jpg
6. However, when I ask a contributor to the website (and not an administrator/keymaster like I am) to see how the quotes appear when they’re creating a new post, the changes are reflected properly.

Would you know why that is?

I’ve attempted to make this CSS change, but it does not work. Would it have something to do with the fact that I’m using the classical editor? This is what I see when I inspect the element: https://i.imgur.com/AVsIFSq.jpg

And this is what the Custom CSS field under the Theme Panel looks like: https://i.imgur.com/oTDlYgc.jpg

Despite specifying that the color should be black, it still indicates “#4db2ec” on the editor side. I would also like to not transform the text in the blockquotes, and reduce the font size among other things.

That fixed the issue, thanks. I’ll need to find a way to also change the big blue font within quotes on the backend, but I can at least manage with it until then.

Example of a post on the website with the bullet point issue within quotes.

Tried adding this among other CSS modifications, and it didn’t fix the issue:
.parent {
text-align: left;
}
.parent > .td-post-content blockquote ul {
display: inline-block;
}