I'm excited to go slowly through this and absorb it all. First point of confusion, I see you using a /c to call up "Container / Wrapper". Is that a shortcut I need to set up myself? If you could point me to that process, it would be much appreciated, or perhaps it's just not bringing up "Container / Wrapper" because that has been changed to something else, which brings me to the . . . Second point. In the past year, Greenshift appears to have dropped the block "Container / Wrapper" apparently calling it something else. What should I be looking for?
You are right, the container/wrapper is replaced with box container, so /box will be the new shortcut. You can press the 'plus'-icon on the top left to open the blocks that you can insert with the '/' command. Hope this helps :D
What a waste of time. The CSS Grid especially. If you want the viewer to “see” the columns/grid etc either label them or put a border on them. Repeating text putting in sponsor images, mumbling etc. I wish I could get the time back I wasted looking at this. Note: I do know how to use these grids but was looking for a different perspective. This was not it.
Thank you for taking your time to give me some feedback! I'll add borders/background for the grids next time. Could you explain your perspective so I can see if I have a different one?
You can get all the clarity you need regarding the narration by clicking on the CC option. Perhaps you are so young you feel humiliated at the suggestion you can't hear well, but it's best to just let that go. I did so a VERY long time ago, so, clearly I'm not so young. I'm also finding the 'pause' option, and 'rewind' very useful to follow what's going on. The most difficult impediment is that the print is so small of the WordPress admin screen that I have to sometimes guess the content, but not insurmountable. What's the worst is simply that, in just a year, the Greenshift menu and blocks have changed so much a bit of a guessing game needs to be employed. Nonetheless, I am finally breaking that Flex-box barrier I've been putting off. Greenshift still is the best block editing plugin I've found to allow me all the control I used to have centuries ago coding CSS by hand.
Quite a nice tutorial
Thank you so much! Anything you missed? Here is a nice follow-up video in my opinion: th-cam.com/video/ULbG7_khEkQ/w-d-xo.html
I'm excited to go slowly through this and absorb it all. First point of confusion, I see you using a /c to call up "Container / Wrapper". Is that a shortcut I need to set up myself? If you could point me to that process, it would be much appreciated, or perhaps it's just not bringing up "Container / Wrapper" because that has been changed to something else, which brings me to the . . . Second point. In the past year, Greenshift appears to have dropped the block "Container / Wrapper" apparently calling it something else. What should I be looking for?
You are right, the container/wrapper is replaced with box container, so /box will be the new shortcut. You can press the 'plus'-icon on the top left to open the blocks that you can insert with the '/' command. Hope this helps :D
What a waste of time. The CSS Grid especially. If you want the viewer to “see” the columns/grid etc either label them or put a border on them. Repeating text putting in sponsor images, mumbling etc. I wish I could get the time back I wasted looking at this. Note: I do know how to use these grids but was looking for a different perspective. This was not it.
Thank you for taking your time to give me some feedback! I'll add borders/background for the grids next time. Could you explain your perspective so I can see if I have a different one?
You can get all the clarity you need regarding the narration by clicking on the CC option. Perhaps you are so young you feel humiliated at the suggestion you can't hear well, but it's best to just let that go. I did so a VERY long time ago, so, clearly I'm not so young. I'm also finding the 'pause' option, and 'rewind' very useful to follow what's going on. The most difficult impediment is that the print is so small of the WordPress admin screen that I have to sometimes guess the content, but not insurmountable. What's the worst is simply that, in just a year, the Greenshift menu and blocks have changed so much a bit of a guessing game needs to be employed. Nonetheless, I am finally breaking that Flex-box barrier I've been putting off. Greenshift still is the best block editing plugin I've found to allow me all the control I used to have centuries ago coding CSS by hand.