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Hi there, while I was trying to get the feature image on the homepage to display at 100% of the column grid (so that the top edge sits flush with the type stack to it’s right), I accidentally enlarged the feature image it seems by around 15%. It shows up on the published site but not on the visual editor, also made sure all CSS input fields are clear. How can I get it to look like the visual editor?
I’m also working on a local server so I don’t have a URL I can provide unfortunately.
Visual editor: https://postimg.cc/jCjWQNP2%5D%5Bimg%5Dhttps://i.postimg.cc/jCjWQNP2/Screenshot-2025-03-10-at-4-39-09-PM.png
Published site: https://postimg.cc/PNFC6xQ4%5D%5Bimg%5Dhttps://i.postimg.cc/PNFC6xQ4/Screenshot-2025-03-10-at-4-39-18-PM.png
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Hi there,
The live site screenshot doesn’t work, I only saw the editor screenshot.
Based on your editor screenshot, you are using WP’s query loop block, which we don’t have any control over.
If you can switch to GB’s query block, we will be happy to assist 🙂
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Thank you! Using GB’s query block did the trick.
I have a follow up question, I want to create a layout where the first blog post displayed takes up the whole row/1 column. Then on the second row, it displays the next three blog posts, but I’d like to skip the latest post for the second row to avoid it showing twice.
Is that possible?
Screenshot: https://postimg.cc/kV8HHBSt
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Are you using 2 query blocks on the page?
If so, select the 2nd query block, click Add parameter > offset, set it to 1, so it will offset 1 post for the loop.
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That did it!! thank you so much! 🙏
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You are welcome 🙂
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