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@talldanwp – I temporarily disabled the firewall, but it made no difference. Other troubleshooting steps I tried:

• flushed permalinks
• performed a clean reinstall of WP 6.9
• tested with all plugins deactivated
• tested with the core Twenty Twenty-Five parent theme
• confirmed that the missing patterns exist in wp_posts with post_type = 'wp_block' and post_status = 'publish' in phpMyAdmin
• ../wp-json/wp/v2/patterns shows “rest_no_route”, 404 for patterns

Unsure how to proceed from here. Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks!

Still waiting for some feedback… thanks!

@poena – This is getting too painful… I’d really appreciate any guidance.

As a reminder, I’m using a child of TTF. At some point, early on, possibly before I created the child theme, I added 5 custom colors to the default palette. These are same ones that I had been using on a project with a different block theme before I shifted to TTF. These 5 colors now appear alongside the default palette’s 8 colors. I would like to clean things up and trim those down to 8, but it appears it might have to be done in the DB. Editing the child theme.json makes no difference.

Here’s other stuff that I tried (on my Child theme):

• Edited all the 8 colors of the native/default palette so that my custom colors can then be used across the theme’s 5 styles. However, once I swap palettes (to any of the palettes that ship with TTF) and save, these customizations are gone. I’m back to the original 8 colors + the 5 custom colors I had added.
• I created a brand new custom palette > Saved — this was gone too once I shifted to an existing palette and went back to the default one.

Any clue what’s going on? I’m trying to figure out the right way to customize colors. According to this video I’m doing this the right way, but there’s something off here…

Yes, I did experiment with removing the CSS block with the unwanted colors from the file (/child-theme/theme.json), among other things, but as far as I remember once I swap palettes and then revert back all the colors show up again. That’s why I asked for help.

Could you point me in the right direction, (e.g., provide a link to documentation on this topic that I may have missed)?

Many thanks!

I see! Good to know!

For the time being I’ll stick with having poems as a CPT, but I’ll definitely follow your tip (to copy the blocks under Patterns) whenever I need a different post template from the default one.

Thanks, @poena !

For the record, this question was answered here.

Hi @janmtm ,

Yes, I’m able to add the pagination block manually and that’s exactly my point! E.g., with the “Offset” (native name) layout (this block structure I shared previously), I can only add the pagination block per post template. Given that there are two post templates (one for each column), this is the result on the frontend. As expected I get one pagination block per column, but what I would like is one pagination block per (query loop) pattern. That’s what I get when I use list-type patterns such as this.

As to the URLs, for the “Offset” pattern the “ugly URLs” I alluded to previously are visible here and here (bottom corner on the left). Not that I would want to have the two pagination blocks side by side, but well…, that’s what I meant.