teejayhidalgo

Hi there,

I’m glad you reached out, I’d be happy to help.

I see that you are using the Media and Text block for the section you are referring to.

​Here’s a screen recording for reference: https://share.zight.com/BluwkKvD#summary

This is a Core WordPress block. It doesn’t look like there is a setting to set a padding between the image and the text for mobile.

I would recommend recreating this section using Kadence blocks such the Row Layout block, Image Adv block, and Text Adv block.

These blocks will give you more control over how you would like to display the image and text on different screen sizes using the responsive controls.

​Here’s a screen recording for reference: https://share.zight.com/2NuOnqzm#summary

Regarding the Title 2. It sounds like you would like to have a subtitle for the title on your pages that displays below the Page Title. There is a built-in field for that. However, there is no separator or divider between the title and subtitle.

Please see this screen recording for reference: https://share.zight.com/9Zu1bd54#summary

Let us know how it works out, and we’re happy to offer further help.

Best regards,
Teejay.

Hi plaidside,

I’m glad you reached out. I’d be happy to help.

From what I can see, you currently have the Portfolio Carousel and Latest Blog Posts widgets enabled under Appearance > Theme Options > Home Layout.

Here’s a screenshot for reference: https://share.zight.com/GGugGYLY

You can safely remove the Portfolio Carousel widget from that setting.
See video: https://share.zight.com/12uY2WEe#summary

Removing the Portfolio Carousel from the homepage will not affect your existing Portfolio pages. Those pages and portfolio items will still remain accessible through your website links and navigation.

If you would like to display static thumbnails or custom content at the top of the page instead, I recommend using the Page Content widget.

Here’s a screen recording for reference: https://share.zight.com/WnuvjOEN#summary

You can then create and manage that content by editing the page currently assigned as your homepage under Settings > Reading.

Here’s a screen recording for reference: https://share.zight.com/z8ujezng#summary

Do you currently have the Kadence Blocks plugin enabled on your website? I highly recommend using Kadence Blocks to design the section with the 3 static thumbnails, as it gives you much more flexibility with layout, images, buttons, spacing, and responsive design settings.

Here’s an example showing how you can use different Kadence Blocks to build that section:
https://share.zight.com/OAuXA5bz#summary

With Kadence Blocks, you can create a fully custom homepage section using rows, image blocks, advanced galleries, buttons, and text content while keeping everything easy to manage directly within the WordPress editor.

I hope this helps. Feel free to reach out for more help.

Best regards,
Teejay.

Hi Wnthne,

Hi, I’m glad you reached out, and I’d be happy to help.

I looked at this page and noticed that the HTML structure is different from the other pages on your website.

Here’s a screen recording for reference: https://share.zight.com/L1uZYOZp

Specifically, the sidebar element is outside the main div row, which is not how it appears on other pages.

Since this is happening on only one page, it suggests that some content on this page may be affecting the structure, moving the sidebar out of its intended position. I recommend reviewing the page content to identify anything unusual.

To test this, try temporarily removing all content from the page and adding just a simple text block. This will help determine if a specific element is causing the issue.

I also noticed that this page has a media player embedded, which could be a good place to start. Try removing the media player and check if the sidebar returns to its correct position.

Additionally, there is a way to disable the sidebar on specific pages. You can find this option in the page settings when editing the page.

Here’s a screen recording showing where to adjust this: https://share.zight.com/RBup09xg

Let me know what you find after testing these steps.

Best regards,
Teejay.

Hi Kate,

Since you are getting a “Submission Success, Thanks for getting in touch!” message, the issue is most likely with the SMTP server.

Please test if you’re receiving the default WordPress emails such as user password reset. If not, check with your hosting provider as well to see if the emails are being sent. If you’re sending via SMTP, make sure you have the SMTP credentials set up in a plugin like https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/.

Here’s an article on how to troubleshoot Kadence Form Block Email Delivery.

Let us know how it works out, and we’re happy to offer further help.

Best regards,
Teejay.