Did you try disabling plugins and enable them one by one? This is the easiest way to debug the problem. You coud use a plugin like WP Staging to temporary create a clone for testing.

Thanks. I just found that SwiftPerformance AI caused this problem.

Can I ask another question here? I've noticed a conflict between Greenshift's CSS styles and Swell theme. Is there a way to bypass Swell's styles while using Greenshift gutenberg block?

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I just found that SwiftPerformance AI caused this problem.

This plugin is quite new to the market, and I don't think their dev teams are aware of Japanese themes. If it has some exclusion rules, you may be able to use them together. However, any questions regarding the use of third party plugins is out of scope according to TOS and forum guidelines.

投稿者:: @jason6666h

Is there a way to bypass Swell's styles while using Greenshift gutenberg block?

Generally speaking, using custom CSS of WP should override theme styles.

If you contact Greenshift dev team, they may be able to include some fix in their future release.

I previously attempted to create a webpage layout similar to Swell using Greenshift with Swell theme, but encountered two issues: Tab and Blog styles appear differently in the backend and frontend (as shown in the image).

I reached out to Greenshift's developers, and they responded that the problem is caused by the following CSS within the theme: .post_content dd>:last-child,.post_content div>:last-child,.post_content>:last-child { margin-bottom: 0!important }

They also mentioned that the theme should not set the margin to ALL last items in containers and suggested contacting the Swell theme for resolution.

Other than directly writing CSS to override the problematic parts, do you recommend any more plug-and-play approaches to seamlessly use Greenshift with the Swell theme?