Editing
- Block Recovery
- Creating a Mobile Menu
- Duplicate Page to Publish Later
- Gravity Forms Looks Weird
- How do I change my colors?
- How Do I Change My Font Sizes in WordPress?
- How to add a clickable telephone number to your website
- How To Add/Update a Button on Your Site’s Main Menu
- How to Use Price Lists
- How to Use the Hero Block
- I Can’t Delete Buttons
- Learn How to Use a Vignette on Your Website
- My buttons aren’t centered even when set to be center aligned.
- My Circle Images Look Wrong
- My Sidebar Is Missing in the Editor
- Use the List Block to Make, Well, Lists!
- Using Sections and Backgrounds
- What is a Quote Block?
- What is a Site Title in WordPress?
Errors
- Block Editor Has Disappeared
- Block Recovery
- GA4 Landing Page (not set)
- Help! I’m getting spam!
- I Can’t Delete Buttons
- My buttons aren’t centered even when set to be center aligned.
- My Sidebar Is Missing in the Editor
- Products Aren’t Showing on Product Block
- Products Aren’t Showing on Product Category Page
- Which Plugins Are Installed?
Wordpress
- Block Editor Has Disappeared
- Creating a Mobile Menu
- How to add a clickable telephone number to your website
- How To Add/Update a Button on Your Site’s Main Menu
- How to Use the WordPress Plugin, Redirection
- I Can’t Delete Buttons
- My buttons aren’t centered even when set to be center aligned.
- My Sidebar Is Missing in the Editor
- Set Your Homepage in WordPress
- User Management in WordPress
- Using Sections and Backgrounds
- What is a Site Title in WordPress?
- Which Plugins Are Installed?
- WordPress’s Media Library 101
My buttons aren’t centered even when set to be center aligned.
There’s a good chance that your buttons are inside of a columns block. When using blocks that support children alignment, you should be using those settings instead of individual block settings inside of it.
The text alignment option allows you to place your text anywhere inside of the child block. This is more useful than trying to control the alignment of each inner child block element, and is a combination of text position and text alignment. For example, setting the text to the lower right hand corner will not only position the text in the lower righthand corner, but also set right text alignment on all children.
Not only does this let us make sure your site will look good at any size, but this lets us respond to updates holistically.
Note: Because right text alignment is generally used compositionally on desktop, text set to be right aligned will automatically revert to left alignment on mobile to give your users the best experience.