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From the previous tech support ticket:
https://generate.support/topic/how-do-i-customize-category-page/Ying told me the best way to format articles is to create block element
Indeed I do this
But I’m having some trouble adjusting1- For example, I want the edges of the image to be oblique, meaning that they are not at an acute angle. How do I do this?
2- Regarding the size of the featured image, how do I adjust it so that it is, for example, 350 wide and 350 high?
3- I also want the containers for each article to be equal in size.I want to become like this page and I do not know what is the correct way
can you help me
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Hi Ghaze,
1. You can set border-radius values to your Container Block. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/spacing-options-overview/#border-radius
2. You can replace the WordPress Image Block, and retrieve the Image through a GB Image Block instead. This should allow you to set a defined height and width. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/image-overview/
The Image Block has dynamic options to retrieve the featured image. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/image-overview/#dynamic-data
3. Set the parent GB Container Block to
100%height. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/sizing-options-overview/#heightHope this clarifies!
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Primarily regarding this response:
1. You can set border-radius values to your Container Block. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/spacing-options-overview/#border-radius
Only the container is affected, but the image is not affected
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Primarily regarding this response:
2. You can replace the WordPress Image Block, and retrieve the Image through a GB Image Block instead. This should allow you to set a defined height and width. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/image-overview/
The Image Block has dynamic options to retrieve the featured image. Reference: https://docs.generateblocks.com/article/image-overview/#dynamic-data
There seems to be a misunderstanding here
I’m talking about the size of the featured image on the category page only
In this case I use the plugin: Dynamic ImageSee picture number 4
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1. I see. The Dynamic Image Block doesn’t have border-radius features. You can replace this Block with a GenerateBlock Image Block, and then, you can add border radius values to this image as well.
2. I see. The same solution applies. Since we need to change border-radius values, using an Image Block would be optimal. We can then change the height and width through the Block settings.
If this solution doesn’t pan out, another more ideal recommendation I would give is to set the image width to
100%and the height toauto.Then, we can give the Container Block it’s in a
min-widthvalue. Through this, we can control the image width based on the Container it’s in.Can you try it first? Let’s see how it goes and what changes are needed to be applied.
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Now I am doing an experiment
But I am facing a problem now, which is when I link an element with a link, a line appears below the text and I do not want it. How do I remove it?
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Hi there,
that underline is coming from the Customizer > General -> Underline link settings.
If you want to keep the decoration across the site and only remove them from specific elements then:1. Add this CSS to your site:
.no-underline a { text-decoration: none; }2. Select the block and in Advance > Additional CSS Class(es) add;
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Hello David
I went to Customizer > General
But I did not find an option called Underline link settings?
Why didn’t he show me?I used this code:
a { text-decoration: none; }I think this means that all underlines have been removed from the site’s links
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See the screenshot here:
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/general-settings-overview/
As long as your GP is up to date you should see that option.
If in the future I need to use an underline somewhere, what should I do?
It will depend on the use case, you can ask us and we can advise.
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