Thanks for pointing out the alpha value. The header appears to be transparent. When scrolling down, the website content or background should shine through the header. That’s what I planned.
Unfortunately, I’ve been struggling with a new problem, which I haven’t been able to solve. The parent Group block within the header is set as ‘Sticky’, but when scrolling down the page, the header does not remain at the top, but disappears as if it were not ‘Sticky’.
Does ‘Sticky’ also work differently than I meant it to?
I have just realized that my question is somewhat imprecise. From the beginning, I thought of a percentage value for setting the transparency of the background color of the header.
I’ve been creating posts and pages for 2 different headers for a few weeks now. So far, both headers only have a different background color and a different title. A Site Title block is used in the first header and a Heading block in the second header.
I kept looking for a setting to add transparency to the second header. Unfortunately, I can only find settings for the color, but not for transparency. I never had a eureka moment.
Many thanks for your screencast. I finally found the place.
I have created a new, second header template part.
So that I don’t have to start from scratch with an empty new second header, I copied and pasted the complete code of the original, first header via the Code Editor. I then changed the title in my new second header, but this also changed the title in the original first header.
Why can’t the second header be edited independently of the first header?
It’s great that you were able to reproduce the issue. In this specific case, the issue is the use of the Slideshow block in a template for a blog post.
If I need a Slideshow block in a template, the Jetpack plugin in its current state is not a viable solution for me. Unfortunately, but that’s the way it is.
As already mentioned, I have only been using WordPress locally so far. This is where I encountered this issue. I only used WordPress.com to create a sample page that is accessible on the internet.
The issue exists both with my local WordPress installation and with my sample page on WordPress.com.
So far, I have only used WordPress locally. I set up a new and web accessible WordPress website at WordPress.com.
A blog post that uses my Single Posts with Slideshow template described above can be found here.
The Featured Image block has been replaced by a Slideshow block.
In the blog post, which uses the Single Posts with Slideshow template, the option to set a featured image is still available even though there is no Featured Image block. However, there is no option for the Slideshow block used instead.
