So far I've encountered two of your Gutenberg tutorials and found them both very educational and hella helpful! You always give just the right amount of info (in this case about the sticky navbar) to make it easy to solve for a particular situation even if it's not identical to the one you're demonstrating. Thanks !
Thanks Jamie. This is really cool. The sticky menu on the left, I really love that. Within the sticky container block, say below the menu one could also add an eye-catching link to a "contact us" or a CTA landing page.
Another great Video Thanks Jamie. It illustrates how easy it is to do some great things. I've ditched the Query loop in favour of a product called POSTX (they do other products) and there are many things the Query loop doesn't do especially when you want to filter using Tags etc which is where the standard Query loops falls down badly. POSTX also has many more formatting option which is something the standard Query loop lacks.
Really excellent content Jamie, thanks for this. The only issue is though, surely the query loop on the single post template isn't ideal? Will it not just default to the first image in the post set? So if you click on anything on the thumbnail page that isn't the first image it won't be very smooth UX as it won't display that image on the next page...just the first image of the set again but the URL will be correct. Unless I'm missing something here?
Literally an awesome copy of the original Website... Jaime, you made my day! I had been trying to make a menu like this with different plugins, but now it is clearer. The problem I had with the plugins is that by default the menu customizer option does not appear, so I had to put several plugins until the option finally appeared because some plugins only work with items prior to the FSE. Now I'm wondering how can I put an icon for each menu item, please give me some idea? I don´t know how to add an Icon with Awesome font or should I use a menu icon plugin? Greetings and thanks a lot 🙏
Good video it’s impressive what FSE can do but the elegant “next & previous” sticky buttons on the left corner is what I wonder about and that is what you didn’t recreate! What a bummer! Any idea on how to do that?
Yes i couldn't work out an easy way to do that with the core query loop block (so i used the pagination block in the right hand column instead - will keep thinking on it though
@@jamiewp isn’t there some custom css to set the page numbers to “display: none” and somehow use some “absolute positioning” to move the remaining “previous/ next” to the left corner of the screen. I don’t know I just think that could be done but don’t know how. Any input?
this video solved many of my problems. Thank you. One question: how did you "quickly" add that list of posts? Do you have a video on that subject? I am rebuilding a site and there are a ton of posts I would like to imports and add a featured images.
Hi Jamie, why I am getting this message in 6.1? "This theme was built for the WordPress experimental full site editing feature. You need to install and activate the Gutenberg plugin to make it work." But it didn't solve my issue even if I install Gutenberg plugin. This is only happening to 'blog' page and it uses page template of 'ONA' theme but I don't have an option to change template type either? Thank you
This is helpful but I've noticed that using this sticky block causes some issues when viewing on mobile. I.e., the site title and menu end up on top of the posts as I scroll.
Can you help me? I use elementor page builder but I do create blog posts using Gutenburg. I am going through and adding likr all of these spacer blocks for ends of paragraphs, before and after H1, H2, H3 tags, before and after images. Seems extremely tedious! What is the RIGHT way to do this, or do I need to do this with every blog? Also I havent even published the post yet so I'm sure once I look on Mobile it will give me an entirely new set of problems. Please help! Best Practices?
