Search Results for 'COLUMNS'

[Jasmine]

Jasmine

#57643

Hi, I am using Pinnacle 1.4.8 with a child theme.
In my footer, I only had 4 logos, spread evenly apart. I achieved it by selecting in theme options-> footer-> footer layout, the first choice (one row, 4 columns) and inserting in each column a logo via a “PINNACLE: IMAGE” widget. It worked well.
Now I need to add a second row in the footer with 3 columns to insert different menus.
How can I achieve this? Here is what I tried.
I selected the fourth choice in theme options-> footer-> footer layout, i.e. first row = 1 column (to place my logos) and second row = 3 columns (to add my menus).
For my second row with the menus, it works well.
For the first row, I added the 4 logos as images in the only column of that row. They were not centered aligned and it does not look good on smaller screens. Moreover, I may need to insert a fifth logo. I also tried to play with the widget Visual editor without great success…
Your help will be very much welcome!

[Jasmine]

Jasmine

#57643

Hi, I am using Pinnacle 1.4.8 with a child theme.
In my footer, I only had 4 logos, spread evenly apart. I achieved it by selecting in theme options-> footer-> footer layout, the first choice (one row, 4 columns) and inserting in each column a logo via a “PINNACLE: IMAGE” widget. It worked well.
Now I need to add a second row in the footer with 3 columns to insert different menus.
How can I achieve this? Here is what I tried.
I selected the fourth choice in theme options-> footer-> footer layout, i.e. first row = 1 column (to place my logos) and second row = 3 columns (to add my menus).
For my second row with the menus, it works well.
For the first row, I added the 4 logos as images in the only column of that row. They were not centered aligned and it does not look good on smaller screens. Moreover, I may need to insert a fifth logo. I also tried to play with the widget Visual editor without great success…
Your help will be very much welcome!

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#57556

Just another option if you wanted to keep your page static you can use the blog grid shortcode.

[blog_grid columns="3" items="3"]

Or you can use the virtue carousel widget and add a carousel of posts that are set as three columns.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#57527

Hi Richard,
So you can actually do this by making your homepage the latest post page (Settings > Reading). Go to Theme Options > Home Layout and scroll down to Page Content Options. Enable Use Post Grid Format and you should see the option to set the number of columns. Then just make sure page content is enabled in the homepage layout manager.
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Hannah]

Hannah

#57524

Hi Timo,
So when you create your blog page and give it the blog grid template then update the page you should see your Blog Grid Options and under that you’ll find the option to set the number of columns (column layout).
Hope that helps!

Hannah

[Richard]

Richard

#57496

Hi there Virtue support team,

I would like to display my latest blog posts in 3 columns on my homepage. I have been using the latest blog posts option in the home layout, but this unfortunately only allows 2 columns.

I have tried the Virtue post grid widget. Here I can select the number of columns, but for some reason the posts are only displayed as very small thumbnails centered to the left.

I have also tried the Site Origin Post Carousel but I need to install the site origin widgets bundle, for which I do not have enough permissions as it turns out.

What would be the best solution?

[Richard]

Richard

#57496

Hi there Virtue support team,

I would like to display my latest blog posts in 3 columns on my homepage. I have been using the latest blog posts option in the home layout, but this unfortunately only allows 2 columns.

I have tried the Virtue post grid widget. Here I can select the number of columns, but for some reason the posts are only displayed as very small thumbnails centered to the left.

I have also tried the Site Origin Post Carousel but I need to install the site origin widgets bundle, for which I do not have enough permissions as it turns out.

What would be the best solution?

[Timo]

Timo

#57494

I read that it is a feature in Virtue Premium to show 2 columns in the blog overview page. But I can’t find the setting.

Greetings from Germany,
Timo

[Timo]

Timo

#57494

I read that it is a feature in Virtue Premium to show 2 columns in the blog overview page. But I can’t find the setting.

Greetings from Germany,
Timo

[Chris]

Chris

#57384

Hi Hannah,
That CSS did the trick and now the columns display correctly side by side.
Many thanks for your help.
Regards,
Chris

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#57366

You are using a sidebar so the layout changes. With a sidebar you have less width so there isn’t the space to have the columns like the layout without the sidebar. If you set the columns to 1 then it would show the way the demo is.

Ben

[Chris]

Chris

#57326

Hi Hannah,
Thanks for your quick reply.
I have deactived maintenance mode now so you can add some CSS.
If that does not work well I will make a new page with five or so spaces between the date and descriptive columns.
Regards.
Chris

[Hannah]

Hannah

#57307

Hey Chris,
The columns are actually set up to fall into one column in mobile view. It’s part of the responsiveness of the theme. See here- http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/
I can provide css if you really are wanting multiple columns on mobile. If so, do you mind taking your site off maintenance mode?
Thanks,
Hannah

[Chris]

Chris

#57301

Hannah,
Thanks for the info to make the menu of my Virtue Premium website http://www.vcc-wellswark.org.nz display properly on iPad.
That was a simple fix but it raised another issue: the columns on my Calendar page now display vertically one after another instead of alongside each other.
I am using Advanced WP Columns plugin and the ‘responsive layout’ box IS ticked. Is there some CSS to correct this or do you recommend using a different plugin for columns?
Regards,
Chris

[Chris]

Chris

#57301

Hannah,
Thanks for the info to make the menu of my Virtue Premium website http://www.vcc-wellswark.org.nz display properly on iPad.
That was a simple fix but it raised another issue: the columns on my Calendar page now display vertically one after another instead of alongside each other.
I am using Advanced WP Columns plugin and the ‘responsive layout’ box IS ticked. Is there some CSS to correct this or do you recommend using a different plugin for columns?
Regards,
Chris

[Mark]

Mark

#57094

Have virtue Premium theme style one of the latest version. I am doing Icon Menu from the “Home Layout and have set it to 4 columns. However I have six icons and perhaps seven later on. With the six icons 4 line up at the top and two beneath them. These two start out on the left. Is there a way to center them. Also will that apply to the 3 icons on second row if I use 7 icons. Thanks.

[Mark]

Mark

#57094

Have virtue Premium theme style one of the latest version. I am doing Icon Menu from the “Home Layout and have set it to 4 columns. However I have six icons and perhaps seven later on. With the six icons 4 line up at the top and two beneath them. These two start out on the left. Is there a way to center them. Also will that apply to the 3 icons on second row if I use 7 icons. Thanks.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#57053

You can use shortcodes from woocommerce. see here: http://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/

so this should show 12 of your recent products: [recent_products per_page="12" columns="4"]

Ben

[Stephanie]

Stephanie

#56985

When using the Portfolio Grid Template, the Column option is not corresponding to the output amount of columns.

For instances if i Select “Four Columns” my site displays 3 columns. If i select “Three Columns”, two columns are displayed.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#56868

Change the shortcode to this:

[staff_posts ratio=portrait items=2 columns=2 limit_content="false" height=400]

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#56828

Hi Sofia,
So what you can do is create a row in page builder with two columns, the first wider than the second. Then you can add a visual to the first column and paste in a shortcode like this: [staff_posts ratio=portrait items=2 columns=2 height=400] Then add a visual editor widget to the second column and add your text.
Does that work for you?

Hannah

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#56644

Hey,
At first I was going to tell you there isn’t a way to do this but I thought for a bit and I think I have a solution for you. On your home page add this shortcode into a text widget:

[custom_carousel columns=1 speed=9000 scroll=1]

[carousel_item columns=1]
[kad_blog items=1 orderby="date"]
[/carousel_item]

[carousel_item columns=1]
[kad_blog items=1 orderby="date" offset="1"]
[/carousel_item]

[carousel_item columns=1]
[kad_blog items=1 orderby="date" offset="2"]
[/carousel_item]

[carousel_item columns=1]
[kad_blog items=1 orderby="date" offset="3"]
[/carousel_item]

[/custom_carousel]

That should do what you want.
Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#56450

Hey,
Just use the staff shortcode and not the page template. So select the default template.

Then in your page content add [staff_posts columns=”3″ items=”10″]

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#55968

Looks like your adding a table. Tables are not responsive html and chrome especially doesn’t try to force responsiveness to them.

It’s best to use columns (theme has shortcodes click the “pinnacle shortcodes” button) or pagebuilder and not tables.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#55964

Hey,
If you make a new row for each two columns wouldn’t that create the look your going for?

Ben