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why my footer in the blog look like this?
16 replies · Started by eran on February 13, 2023
Hi,
Why does my footer in the blog have 3 columns?
I added the URL in the private message plus I added a image
Hi there,
Each of the Grid blocks is set to 33.3% in width, so they are supposed to be in 3 columns.
https://www.screencast.com/t/u0sh0FbJ7t2T
What are you expecting them to be?
Let me know :)
They are not.
It's only on the blog page.
And this is what I see when I edit the footer block
I'm seeing the exact same thing as Ying as well.
Are you sure the screenshot above is for the desktop view edit?
If that's indeed the case, can you disable all plugins except GP Premium and GenerateBlocks to eliminate any odd conflicts?
That's what happened when I disabled all the plugins.
I added the image in private message.
Plus I don't remember updating the generateblocks plugin to the new update with the flex options.
That’s what happened when I disabled all the plugins.
I've cleared by browser cache but still not seeing this being done - a screenshot doesn't help in this case.
Can you start a staging site so we can go through some proper debugging?
We have not had any other reports on this so it's likely something specific to your install.
Yes, I added the staging site in the private message
Can you go to customizer > layout > blog, and uncheck the Display posts in columns option?
Let me know!
It worked. But then it shows my posts in the blog 1 by 1 instead of a column of 3 posts in a row
Hi Eran,
Can you re-check this setting?: Display posts in columns
I'll check what's going on with the footer.
It is checked.
Did it change? It's still looking like this from my end?: https://share.getcloudapp.com/RBuBg147
Is yours displayed in columns again now?
you can see it now in the stagging website
Can you try adding this PHP snippet?
add_filter( 'post_class', function( $classes ) {
if ( ! is_admin() && in_array( 'gb-query-loop-item', $classes ) ) {
$index = array_search('generate-columns',$classes);
if($index !== FALSE){
unset($classes[$index]);
}
}
return $classes;
} );