• Resolved ianubhavroy

    (@ianubhavroy)


    The problems are with images containing Captions and the problem is occuring only on mobile devices. I was using Generate Press but after switching to Blocksy the problem started.

    The issue is sitewide. The images contain captions which are necessary for the users to understand the model and year of the car or bike.

    If i remove the image caption, the image appear appropriately and become responsive. However, with captions, the images appear very problematic and cannot be viewed. I got through using some additional CSS but the images then appear low quality.

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  • Hello @ianubhavroy

    Are you using the classic editor, by any chance?

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter ianubhavroy

    (@ianubhavroy)

    yes bro I’m using the classic editor. I’ll be using that only because others on my website are very comfortable with that and it also offers great usability

    Hello @ianubhavroy

    Well, I’m really sorry to say, but we do not offer support for the classic editor in Blocksy. Blocksy is a modern theme, built on the modern foundations of the latest WordPress and Gutenberg advancements. The classic editor is legacy technology that has been mainly phased out years ago.

    Again, sorry to say here, but there’s no “solution” for this one besides changing to the modern Gutenberg system (or any other modern editor for that matter). Implementing “support” for such old technology can break lots of other things in the process, which wouldn’t be OK.

    This is the only viable solution in this case. These modern foundations have much greater compatibility when it comes to all of your installed software on top of WordPress.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter ianubhavroy

    (@ianubhavroy)

    so how am supposed I convert 100+ posts in Gutenberg format?

    You may want to use an automated plugin to do this, such as this one – https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/convert-to-blocks/

    This should take care of the conversion automatically for you. However, please do a backup of the site before proceeding for that just in case scenario.

    You can read more on the process here – https://wpmarmite.com/en/switch-block-editor-wordpress/

    As an alternative you may want to try using a bit of CSS, but please note that this is an unsupported scenario which we will not be able to offer assistance for.

    figure {
        width: 100% !important;
    }

    Hope this clears everything up!

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter ianubhavroy

    (@ianubhavroy)

    Damn Eduard! You just fixed my entire problem with that simple CSS. Why did you have to make this so lengthy friend? This fixed my problem completely.

    Thank you so much buddy!

    Because if you happen to have problems in the future, we will not be able to offer any assistance unless the legacy software and code are removed. 😉

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter ianubhavroy

    (@ianubhavroy)

    Till that unseen future, I will surely get updated with Gutenberg. Thank you once again!

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