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Query loop issue

14 replies · Started by Carrie on October 15, 2021

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I've used a query loop to bring in blog posts, and it looks great, but nothing is clickable to actually go to a blog post to read it. Is there a setting I'm missing?

Hi Carrie,

I can't replicate the issue on my end, can you try disable all plugins except GP Premium to test?

Let me know :)

Are you saying disable everything but GP Premium then create a new query loop to see if it does the same thing? I did that, and it's exactly the same. It seem to happen when I change to columns, then select Image, Date & Time.

I don't know if it's related, but I'm also having the nav/header overlay issue that is another tech support ticket, and issues using any kind of reusable blocks. When I change an image in a reusable block, it changes images in each location where I've placed that template.

I didn't have any issues until I upgraded GenerateBlocks to GenerateBlocks Pro.

You have my login on two other tickets if you need to take a look.

When I change an image in a reusable block, it changes images in each location where I’ve placed that template.

That sounds right. Reusable block is a core feature of WordPress, GP has no control over it. You'll need to convert the reusable block to a regular block, so the changes made to reusable block wouldn't apply to that block.

I didn’t have any issues until I upgraded GenerateBlocks to GenerateBlocks Pro.

Does that mean if you disable GenerateBlocks pro the issue is gone?

I'll have a look at the query loop, will get back to you.

I logged in and see this:
https://www.screencast.com/t/jOCYrMPzo

Can you activate this make title a link option?

And your header/nav overlap topic has been answered, I don't think it's related.

Let me know :)

Oh, that's great! I wonder why that isn't turned on by default? Is it a safe assumption that the query loop update each time a new blog post is published?

In Customizer > Additional CSS - there is this code that is causing the overlap - delete that:

body:not(.home):not(.woocommerce) .site.container {
    margin-top: -40px;
}

That worked like a charm! But it removed a cool design element from the blog page and individual posts. It had a cool overlap where the featured image overlapped the black header by a bit (see the Target starter site at https://generatepress.com/site-library/). How can I restore that design feature?

I have answered your question in that topic, can you give it a try?

I'll mark this topic as resolved :)

I didn't understand it, that's why I asked David.

I'll pick up the other conversation back on the other thread, thanks.

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