Quick summary

On the Livro theme, resizing image function isn’t working. Also, posts are not getting displayed chronologically.

In the editor, posts are displayed correctly however on the front end it isn’t. The same goes for image resizing as well.

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce the image resizing issue

  1. Go to page/post editor
  2. Add an image and try resizing

Steps to reproduce Post order issue

  1. Go to Appearance → Editor → Home → Query loop
  2. Under the Block settings → Disable the “Inherit query from template” option
  3. Click on the drop-down button under ORDER BY and select the options there.

What you expected to happen

The image should be resized and posts should be ordered as per the option we selected.

What actually happened

  1. The image will not be resized.
  2. Posts order will not be the same as the option we selected.

image

Selected the image size as Medium

image

The displayed image on the front end isn’t medium-sized.

image

Selected the order as “Newest to oldest”

image

The oldest post is showing first

Impact

Some (< 50%)

Available workarounds?

No but the platform is still usable

Platform (Simple and/or Atomic)

No response

Logs or notes

No response

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Related ticket link: 6045743-zd-woothemes

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Support References

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  • [ ] 6045743-zen
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Tested on macOS Ventura 13.2.1, Firefox Nightly 113.0a1 (2023-03-19).

Unable to reproduce the image resizing issue. Please see video below.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6549265/226443789-22de00c0-7e62-43f3-92f5-32e07f96fe64.mov


Also unable to reproduce the Post Order issue - this is likely because the default posts all have the same date, which is the date at which the site was created. See screenshot below: image

After creating three posts with different dates and changing the Query Loop block: image

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I'm inclined to close as non-reproducible. @connorhipps, what do you think?

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Addendum, could you please log two issues instead of one in the future? It helps keep the problems at hand separate.

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