Search Results for 'COLUMNS'

[Kevin]

Kevin

#120037

Hello Santosh,

In the settings for the Home Icon Menu, try changing “Choose how many columns in each row” to 3.

Let me know if that gives you the look that you want.

-Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#119917

Try this instead:
[portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=4 items=50 height=200 lightbox=true showtypes=true]

I tested on my site and it works.

-Kevin

[Robert]

Robert

#119912

Not working.
I added it to my text editor on the home page and no luck.

I tried both:
[portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=4 items=50 height=200 lightbox=true showtypes=true cat=photos]

and

[portfolio_posts items=50] which is basically all I need here.

[Hannah]

Hannah

#119759

[portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=4 items=50 height=200 lightbox=true showtypes=true cat=photos]

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#119749

You can use a shortcode like this:
[portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=4 items=50 height=200 lightbox=true showtypes=true cat=photos]
You would just paste that into either your page content area or a text widget within your home widget area.

Hannah

[Carrie]

Carrie

#119694

Thanks for the code, and I think that layout would do except how can I have the posts show horizontally rather than in columns?
(similar to this page, http://southcountynursinghome.com/events/ except with the feature image)

[Kevin]

Kevin

#119693

Hey Carrie,

In order to add a featured image or slider to your blog page’s head content, you would need to use a child theme:
http://www.kadencethemes.com/child-themes/

If you want to go this route, Ben can help us with a function when he sees this.

Otherwise, you could assign the page a different template, such as the “Feature,” and then pull your blog posts to the page using a shortcode like this one:
[blog_grid orderby=date items=10 columns=4]

You can find more shortcode options here:
http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/shortcodes/

Let me know if this is helpful!

-kevin

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#119680

Hey,
In general it’s very bad practice to try to code to get around something like Adblock. They change all the time and they are all different. It’s part of the price you pay in using one. They over block regularly on any type of site. Coding using bad practices to try and get around an adblock leads no where good, and should be avoided. This is all not to mention that Adblockers should not blocking images with a postfix denoting the image size. It’s so stilly. Think about it for two seconds the easiest items to change are ad files not legitimate image libraries.

I suggest you simply report this overstretch to adblock if your concerned.

Wordpress along with any other major CMS automatically names resized files with a postfix of new image size. It’s standard practice and good practice. If I tried to hack that to worry about adblockers I’m hacking the core of how wordpress controls files. This creates much larger issues then an adblocker.

If you really truly want to hack code to change this then you would need to use a child theme and create a custom gallery entirely. There is no simply way to do it through a update safe method.

I can tell you if you change the columns to 3 then the image sizes are 800×400.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#119427

Hi John,
You can do this using page builder. Create a row with two columns then in the left column add your slider (you can use the virtue: gallery or carousel widget, a text widget with a slider shortcode, etc.). Then in the right column you can use a visual editor widget to add your text.
If you’re not familiar with page builder this tutorial lays it out a bit- https://www.kadencewp.com/using-page-builder-virtue-premium/
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#119329

Hey,
You can delete the Latest Post heading by disabling Page Title from the homepage layout manager in Theme Options > Home Layout.
I’m not sure I understand your other question. You can use a shortcode to add products to your homepage. Like this: [recent_products per_page="12" columns="4"] Is that what you mean?

Hannah

[Calvin]

Calvin

#119257

I attempted to make a child theme.

So far I have:
1. created a “virtue_premium_child” folder alongside my “virtue_premium” folder. (Both of these folders are within a folder called “virtue_premium”.)
2. in my “virtue_premium_child” folder I have created a “functions.php” file along with a style.css sheet.
3. In my style.css sheet I have input and edited the following code (based on the tutorial that was linked above):
/*
Theme Name: Virtue Premium Child
Theme URI: http://streamlinedgaming.com/virtue-premium-child/
Description: Virtue Premium Child Theme
Author: Calvin Keeney
Author URI: http://streamlinedgaming.com
Template: virtue_premium
Version: 1.0.0
Tags: light, dark, two-columns, right-sidebar, responsive-layout
Text Domain: virtue-child
*/

/* Theme customization starts here
————————————————————– */

4. When I go to “Appearance>Themes” in my WP admin, I do not see the child theme.

I looked at a couple of tutorials online and tried some other things as well but can’t seem to get the child theme to show up in “Appearance>Themes”.

Any idea?

[Rick]

Rick

#119249

Just to be clear, I’m creating the Latest Blog Posts grid on my home page using this shortcode in my Home Widget Area: [blog_grid orderby=date items=4 columns=2]. Doing this shows a small calendar icon after the image and before the excerpt.

What I want to include, instead of the calendar icon, is the usual box with the date (just like what appears on the blog page).

Thoughts?

[Hannah]

Hannah

#119217

Try using a shortcode like this: [blog_grid orderby=date items=4 columns=3]
You can either paste it into your page content area or into a text widget. Does that work for you?

Hannah

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#119199

Hey

1. By default your images in a grid will size to whatever ratio you upload them as. Widths will all match for the grid but the height is based on what you upload so if you uploaded all the same ratio they would all be the same.

If you want the theme to force a crop on your image in the grid format you can use a child theme and apply this filter in the child theme functions.php file:

add_filter('kadence_blog_grid_image_height', 'custom_grid_force_crop');
function custom_grid_force_crop() {
	return 364;
}

2. The columns are set on the page through the columns option… see here: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/templates/blog-grid-template/

3. In your settings > reading. If you define a page as your “posts page” then wordpress adds the loop to that page and ignores whatever template you set for it.

Ben

[leila.kubegusa]

leila.kubegusa

#119195

Hi team!

How can I make the pictures on my blog grid the same size?

And where can I change how many columns on the grid like on your Virtue demo..? It seems to go for 4 as a default… I’ve looked everywhere and I’m sure I’m probably missing something simple..

Also: I had created a page called ‘blog’ and added it to the top bar menu a while ago. When I went back today for further customization, I was suprised to see the page on ‘standard’, so not ‘blog’ or ‘blog grid’. I was puzzled as to how the page ‘knew’ to display the blog posts – since the page type was ‘standard’. It showed the blog posts excerpts automatically listed one underneath the other. Can you shed a light on this…?

Thanks in advance!

Leila

[leila.kubegusa]

leila.kubegusa

#119195

Hi team!

How can I make the pictures on my blog grid the same size?

And where can I change how many columns on the grid like on your Virtue demo..? It seems to go for 4 as a default… I’ve looked everywhere and I’m sure I’m probably missing something simple..

Also: I had created a page called ‘blog’ and added it to the top bar menu a while ago. When I went back today for further customization, I was suprised to see the page on ‘standard’, so not ‘blog’ or ‘blog grid’. I was puzzled as to how the page ‘knew’ to display the blog posts – since the page type was ‘standard’. It showed the blog posts excerpts automatically listed one underneath the other. Can you shed a light on this…?

Thanks in advance!

Leila

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#119036

With the link can you also offer more information on what you want to change. For example it seems that you want the height smaller. Are you wanting the icons smaller? Title smaller as well? What “font style” are you wanting? The width is based on how many columns you select in your icon menu area of the theme options > home layout.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#118948

Hi Liesje,
When you create a product category you automatically have a product category page. So you can set that page as your shop page if you’d like. If you want to show a filter on these pages then in Theme Options > Shop Settings set Show Category Filter on Category Pages to On.
You can also use a shortcode to display only certain product categories. Like this:
[product_category category="books" columns="4"]
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Kevin]

Kevin

#118824

Let’s see, for that you’d need to use a child theme.

Another work around would be to use the Feature template and assign the feature to be your kadence slider. Then you would not need to use the page builder and you could pull your testimonial posts using shortcode like this in your page content:
[testimonial_posts orderby=date items=4 columns=4]

This may be the easies option if you’re looking to get the slider above the page title.

-Kevin

[Hannah]

Hannah

#118319

Hi Magdalena,
You can use this shortcode: [testimonial_posts orderby=date items=4 columns=4]

As for the extra boxes on your homepage, looks like you’ve enabled the icon menu in theme options > home layout? Just deactivate that.

Hannah

[Kevin]

Kevin

#118108

I was able to achieve this by setting up a page builder row as Fullwidth Stretched, 2 columns, and dragging the column separator until the left was at 70% and the right at 30%.

Then, in the left column, I placed the split content widget. Configure the widget, and it should stretch full width on the left site, but still have space on the right. You should be able to accomplish this the same on the other side of the row if you prefer.

Let me know if that makes sense to you!

-Kevin