Devasheesh Kaul
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wrong social iconIn this case, it’s possible that the theme isn’t using the default WordPress Social Icons block to render the icons. Instead, it might be using a custom menu system or its own icon setup, which means the custom CSS I shared earlier might not work as expected.
Could you please let me know which theme you’re using? That way, I can take a closer look at the theme and see if I can find a solution.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wrong social iconAssuming you’re using the WordPress Social Icons block for these icons, if you click the icon, the toolbar above should show the exact icon being used. If the selected icon is correct, try clearing the cache and checking again.
If the issue still persists, it’s possible that your theme is overriding the styles. Try switching to a default theme to confirm this, or add custom CSS to fix it:.wp-social-link-pinterest {
display: inline-block !important;
visibility: visible !important;
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In reply to: Mobile Background Color IssueIt seems to be part of the global styles defined by your theme. You can check this by going to Appearance → Editor → Styles → Colors → Edit Palette. Look for the header background and see if it’s set to a color other than white.
Forum: Accessibility
In reply to: Unable To Navigate BlocksHey @armandovias,
Yeah, the shift was there for the uppercase ‘O’, thus making it ‘Alt + O’ instead of ‘Alt + o’. I should have mentioned that specifically, my bad.
Glad it worked for you!
Forum: Accessibility
In reply to: Unable To Navigate BlocksYes, I’ve been facing the same issue when trying to navigate through blocks. The Escape key no longer returns me to Navigation Mode like it used to, which has definitely made editing a bit trickier.
One workaround I found helpful is using the Document Overview shortcut (Alt + O for Windows & Ctrl + Option + O for Mac)
Once you open the overview, you can navigate through the blocks using the arrow keys, press Enter to jump into a block and start editing it, and then press the shortcut again to return to Navigation Mode when you’re done. It’s not quite the same as the old Escape behavior, but it does the job for now.
Hope this helps!