Normally spacing header and sub header
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I’m trying to make like a “Meet the team” page and I want to add a sub-header title underneath names, but no matter what I do I can’t space them right underneath each other.
So, this is a two-part question.
One, can I just disable Gutenberg for page building? I absolutely hate this system and just want to go back to classic editor.
Two, how can I do this with minimal knowledge of CSS? I understand it’s probably a theme issue, but I was immensely happy with my theme before this Gutenberg change and now I hardly know how to work on my website at all. It’s infuriating.
Please help me. I feel like I’m going absolutely insane. This is not fun.
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Additionally, a solution would be to be able to have multiple font types and styles in one paragraph block. Is that also possible? I’ve not figured it out because I’m not great with code.
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Hi there,
One, can I just disable Gutenberg for page building? I absolutely hate this system and just want to go back to classic editor.
No. The Block editor (Gutenberg) is built into WordPress and cannot be disabled. You can, however, use the Classic block which is essentially the old editor in a block form.
Two, how can I do this with minimal knowledge of CSS?
Yes, you can probably do that with some CSS code. However, you’ll need to upgrade to the Premium plan to be able to add CSS. Also, we’ll be able to help you with some basic CSS code needed to make those changes.
Additionally, a solution would be to be able to have multiple font types and styles in one paragraph block. Is that also possible?
No. You’ll need to insert multiple Paragraph blocks to achieve that.
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