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Thanks for reporting this. Mobile layout issues like a site title being cut off can be frustrating, especially after trying several adjustments without success. It sounds like you’ve already ruled out the most common causes, so this may be related to the theme’s responsive styling rather than your settings. Hopefully the developers can identify whether it’s a CSS issue or a recent regression and provide a fix. In the meantime, testing on a few different mobile browsers might also help confirm whether the behavior is device-specific.
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Thanks for reporting this issue. When shortcodes suddenly stop working in sliders after an update, it’s often related to changes in the theme, plugin compatibility, or the way the slider processes shortcode content. It would also be helpful to know whether the same shortcode still works correctly outside the slider, as that can quickly narrow down whether the issue is with the shortcode itself or the slider. Hopefully a future update restores the previous behavior if this is a regression.
Thanks for raising this question. Esotera looks like a clean and lightweight theme, so it can be a good option for a migration if performance and Core Web Vitals are priorities. I’d still recommend testing the theme on a staging site first to check compatibility with your plugins and to ensure the design closely matches the existing website before going live. This approach usually makes the migration much smoother.
I completely agree with this suggestion. Underlined headings can make pages feel cluttered and may distract from the overall design, especially when headings aren’t meant to look like links. Having a simple theme option to enable or disable heading underlines would give users much more flexibility while keeping websites clean and easy to read.
