Problems with a Wordpress Theme
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I have a blog in WordPress. It is a technical blog about hi-tech,
and I want to appear professional, so I've chosen a theme named
"Bloggy", it is a great one if you want your site to be free of 
mobile usability issues, so it will appear higher in Google searches.
The theme is a responsive theme, so it must be friendly to mobile
users. Yesterday I received a notification from Facebook about mobile
usability issues. So, I decided to check what the heck problems the
crawler has. 
I decided to look at the posts and edit with their block editor.
I found there some problems: the first one was that not all the code
was displayed: long lines were simply truncated.
Another problem was that the sign ">" got replaced by ">"; what
the heck?
For the problem with the truncated code block, I found the solution 
in the web: Customize->CSS. I added there the following lines:

  .content pre {
	overflow: auto;
  }

I think theme developers should provide bloggers with good overflow
handling.

For the other problem I clicked the question mark at the bottom of
my dashboard to report the problem and get some help. They suggested 
that I switch from the Syntax Highlighter Code block type to "Code".

I guess you know that I want to promote my blog, but I didn't write
a link to it at the beginning which might cause others to quit reading.
So, you can find my WordPress blog at https:phpandmore.net