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Generate Press and Generate Blocks
13 replies · Started by Chris on April 14, 2021
Hello,
I just purchased the Generate Press Pro plugin. I can see that I can use the plugin on 500 sites. That makes sense and is easily understood. How ever I am also look to purchase you Generate Blocks Pro plugin as well.
What counts as one site? I have my main site, basic url mysite(dot)com but then I also have members.mysite(dot)com, and store.mysite(dot)com
Because these are subdomains of the main site do all 3 count as one domain> I would not see how they wouldn't but I need to make sure before I purchase the pro version of generate blocks.
Thanks for your time,
Chris
Also how does one add third party short codes to the Generate Press theme?
Hi there,
Every site that you have inputted and activated the license key on counts as one site:
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/updating-gp-premium/
Let me know if this helps :)
so if I buy the generate blocks I would need to buy the 10 site package is what you are saying. Even though these are subdomains
Yes - if you need to activate the license key on all of them.
How would I add a shortcode from a third party to generate blocks? It is the easy video player plugin.
Hi there,
How would I add a shortcode from a third party to generate blocks?
You can use the Block Editor's shortcode block as shown here: https://share.getcloudapp.com/eDuj8bbZ
Thank you. How would I center the shortcode?
Thank you. How would I center the shortcode?
Can you link us to the page where you've applied it?
So I can inspect and check for the appropriate approach.
And how do I get rid of the space under the header element on the same page?
Are you trying to center the video player?
If so, try adding this CSS:
.fwduvp {
margin: 0 auto;
}Here's how to add CSS - https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-css/
And how do I get rid of the space under the header element on the same page?
Not exactly sure what part are you pertaining to.
If you meant the padding of the Cover Block, add this CSS:
.wp-block-cover {
padding: 0;
}If you meant the "heading" p element containing the "Hit the Ball Better | Take Control of Your Game text, try this CSS:
p {
margin-bottom: unset;
}ok thank you. the video player is now centered. But underneath the grey color of the header element there is something in between that and the footer. That is what I am trying to get rid of it almost looks like it is some sort of a content block.
When I inspect it it is saying
This is a little weird becuase I do not have any thing closely associtated with that in the element header I created.
needed to set the footer widgets to zero
Have you sorted it out?
I've tried rechecking the site to reinspect the issue but it seems like it's currently in maintenance mode.
can you temporarily turn it off so we can check?
Let us know. :)
