Blog Posts Spacing Not Working on Template

Alexander De Souza

• August 10, 2020 20:08
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This is an old known issue. It seems like the templates for blog posts stopped working fine after the 2.0 updates.

No matter if I use #Post Content or the Post Content element to display the posts, I always lose something.

If I use #Post Content, the spaces between paragraphs get too much bigger. If I use the Post Content element, the headers won1 work.

Help me, please? This recurring problem is starting to get REALLY ANNOYING. :(

 

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  Alex

  • August 11, 2020 11:00

  Hi Alexander,

  Sorry for the created inconvenience. Both issues are on our to-do list and we will fix this in a new update.

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  Ahein Coh

  • August 31, 2020 13:20

  I think this is related to what I'm also experiencing so I'll leave my note here. In my case the empty line space doesn't actually show up on the front end. Example:

   

  See the empty line space before this sentence? I can't make it work in the frontend even though on the WP classic editor it's there. Why isn't the frontend recognizing a simple ENTER key input? This is not good if we want to separate blocks of texts or headings from paragraphs. Would appreciate if this gets fixed.

   

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  Alex

  • September 02, 2020 13:21

  Hi,

  I'm not sure I understand. Do you have this problem with Brizy templates or is it a general problem on your site and behaves the same in the WordPress editor?

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  Ahein Coh

  • September 03, 2020 17:38

  Thanks for your reply.

  So basically on WP editor if I want to separate a paragraph from the next heading I just need to press the enter key once between them right? Example:

   

  <some random paragraph>

   

  <HEADING>

   

  So just like in this text editor, giving an enter separates one line from another. But on the frontend what displays is

   

  <some random paragraph>

  <HEADING>

   

  ... with no separation between the two as if the enter key was not used - but on the wordpress editor the separation is there!

  So why can't the frontend display exactly as in the wp editor or why doesn't it recognize the enter key input? I'm not sure if this only happens when I use the blog template created in one of your Brizy videos, because I am using a blog template built just like in your video.

   

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  Alex

  • September 04, 2020 10:56

  Hi,

  can you please test the same thing but with Post Content element in Brizy Template? I assume you used the #Post Content tag, but try using the Post Content item: https://youtu.be/cWJEetL4f-s?t=1264

   

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  Alex

  • September 04, 2020 10:57

  Also, please make sure you have the latest Brizy versions - Free 2.0.7 and PRO 2.0.4

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  Ahein Coh

  • September 04, 2020 15:26

  I used the post content element, that was the same video I followed to create the template. I have the latest versions. Issue persists. Thanks for trying to help anyway but I'm changing to Divi now.

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  Alex

  • September 07, 2020 12:15

  Can we check this on your site, or have you already re-created the pages with Divi?

   

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  Ahein Coh

  • September 08, 2020 07:42

  Yes you still can,

  https://expansionseeker.com/how-to-be-aligned-with-human-design-2020/

   

  See how I can't separate the headings from the previous paragraphs, even though on WP classic editor it all is exactly how I want because it does recognize the ENTER key input. I Already tried multiple themes like Neve, Suki, and those others recommended on your website. It's not the theme, it's the post content element itself. First I had issues with the headings not being correctly shown, even opened another ticket for that, then it was solved with the latest Brizy update, but still I got this problem. I don't know what else to do. Thanks for trying to help.

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  Alex

  • September 10, 2020 15:51

  Hi,

  I have created a private ticket for you so please send your login details there and we will look into it. Thanks.

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