It is a theme problem, thanks for reporting, I will have a look!

Would you consider integrating support? You can unhook the content filter and call the display directly

sure, but both should work

@pfefferle the strange formatting also occurs when you search for something

Assume that this is probably different, but I thought that I would add it here, just in case it is related.

Do you use the latest master version?

My previous version had been installed November 17. Just uploaded the latest Master. Both errors still there.

Hmm, I will have a Look, I can’t reproduce it at my blog.

Can you post the URL of the blog here?

https://collect.readwriterespond.com/

do you use any plugins that hooks into the post content? there is no <p> element around the paragraphs... that's why it shows up full size.

Syndication Links Plugin is using a span element, so it can't be centered... I filed an issue there.

Thank you

@mrkrndvs I committed a native implementation of Syndication Links, I am curious about your thoughts.

Ah, I saw you switched the theme... never mind ;)

Looks good @pfefferle. I notice that the search still has a SPAN issue?

Also, I have collected some thoughts here.

@mrkrndvs do you use Gutenberg?

I tried to optimize the plugin with Gutenberg, so that you will be able to use content that is wider than the normal content, like here: https://notiz.blog/2017/12/07/zwoelf/ or here: https://notiz.blog/2017/10/04/readability/

But that means, that you always have to have an element surrounding the text inside the content-<div>... This shouldn't be a problem, because at least there should be a <p> element, but sometimes, plugins add text directly to the div, so it causes this issue.

I just saw that you have build your own child-theme and that you simply include the style.css, but this is not enough, I splitted the view-port dependent stuff into several stylesheets. You have to include 5 styles in total: https://github.com/pfefferle/ZenPress/blob/master/functions.php#L232

What forced me to change was the headless notes rss. This would not be an issue with my main site which is just for 'Articles'.

When I get a chance I will also turn off the plugins one by one and try and identify what is causing the issue with the search screen.

what was the problem with the "headless notes rss"?

Micro.blog requires 'no titles':

Part of indie microblogging is getting back to the simplicity of title-less posts. When you’re writing a microblog post in WordPress, just leave the title blank, and if necessary update the post template to not include the title in HTML or the RSS feed.(source)

For some reason it the posts were producing a "No Title" Title, so I tried David's 2016 (which I know does not have headings for notes) and it did worked.

Not sure if that makes sense.

thanks for the hint @mrkrndvs, the latest commit should fix that problem.

@pfefferle I have had a second go at getting a child theme developed by @chrisaldrich working again with no success. I added all the stylesheets, but there is still aspects of the parent theme that are not coming through.

Do I need to add Gutenberg for it to work?

No, you do not need Gutenberg... I think I have to release a "Client-Theme skeleton" to test it by myself...

Thanks for the feedback!

Updated the theme for Read Write Respond from ZenPress to Autonomie.