Amjad Ali

Hey, thanks for reaching out, and sorry you’re facing this issue.

I checked the site, and it looks like the sticky behavior may be coming from another plugin rather than the Extendable theme itself. That plugin seems to be making the header sticky and is causing it to shift down and overlap the page title.

Could you try disabling the sticky header option/plugin and check again? I think that should resolve the overlap issue.

As an alternative, you can also remove the sticky behavior by disabling that sticky header plugin/setting. If it still happens after that, please let us know and I can take another look.

Hey, thanks for reaching out. Could you confirm if the font size feels small across the whole site on mobile, or only in a specific area?

The site uses auto-responsive font sizes, so they automatically increase and decrease depending on the screen size.

@media (max-width: 768px) {

:root {

--wp--preset--font-size--xx-large: 42px !important;

--wp--preset--font-size--x-large: 34px !important;

--wp--preset--font-size--large: 24px !important;

}

h4, h5 {

font-size: 22px !important;

}

}

Thanks for checking this out, and I’m sorry you’re experiencing this issue.

Could you please share your website link so I can take a closer look and better understand what’s happening?

In the meantime, it would really help if you could try some basic troubleshooting:

• Please temporarily disable all plugins except WooCommerce
• Then check if the issue still occurs when updating product stock

This will help us determine if the issue is coming from a plugin conflict.

Thanks

Hey, thanks for looking into this. This page has two Query blocks — one in the header and another for the remaining posts. If you expand the Group block (check inside the Group block), you’ll find the second Query block. Please make sure that the “Reload full page” option is enabled there as well.

Thanks for reaching out, and sorry you have to face the issue.

This issue appears to be related to cookies plugin when pagination loads content dynamically, causing some styles to persist unexpectedly.

This issue occurs because the blog pagination does not reload the full page. Instead, only part of the page content is updated when navigating to the next page. As a result, the page does not fully reset its styles and behavior, which can cause layout issues after clicking pagination links.How to resolve it

You can fix this by forcing pagination to reload the entire page:

1. Go to WP Admin → Appearance → Editor (Site Editor)
2. Open Templates
3. Edit the following templates (if available):
   • Archives
   • Blog Home
   • Index
4. Select the Query Loop block
5. In the right sidebar, scroll to Advanced
6. Enable “Reload full page”
7. Save the template(s)
   
   Screenshot for reference: https://share.cleanshot.com/mfNj353X

After enabling full page reload, pagination should work correctly without breaking the layout.

Thanks for reaching out — and I’m really sorry you’re running into this. I completely understand how frustrating that can be.

I’m not able to fully view your site because it’s showing a “Coming Soon” page on my end.

Please try this:
1. Go to Dashboard → Appearance → Editor
2. Click Templates
3. Open the template Product Catalog
4. Inside that template add the Term Description block

Here is a quick video showing how to add category description on the product catalog template.
https://www.loom.com/share/570db6c2e2ac4d03ac4001396714fb91

Please let me know if this resolves the issue. Also, could you let me know which template you are using to add the category description? That would help us understand why the issue is happening.

Hey, thanks for reaching out.

The featured image on the single blog post is currently set to take up the full available width.

To reduce its size on the single post page, you’ll need to adjust the width of the Featured Image parent block:

1. Go to wp-admin → Appearance → Site Editor.
2. Open Templates and select the Single Post template.
3. From the top-left, open the Document Overview / List View sidebar.
4. Expand the blocks and locate the Featured Image block and its parent block (also labeled Featured Image).
5. Select the parent block, then use the alignment (width) option in the top toolbar.
6. Change it from Wide to None, or adjust it to your preferred width.

I’m also sharing a screenshot here that shows exactly where you can adjust this setting:

https://share.cleanshot.com/wrfQ2MMt

Hey, thanks for reaching out!

I just checked on my mobile, and the galleries appear to be displaying correctly on my end. Could you please share a bit more detail about where exactly you’re seeing the issue? For example:

• Which page or gallery is affected
• What specific images aren’t appearing
• And if possible, a screenshot or short screen recording

That’ll help us pinpoint what’s going on and see if there’s a device-specific or configuration issue.