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In forum: Virtue Theme
In reply to: Gallery not working in Chrome and Safari
April 17, 2015 at 10:16 pm #37825I just checked in chrome, safari, opera and firefox. I get the same result in each. (shows two columns without issue)
What OS are you using? What screen size?
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Home Page issues
April 16, 2015 at 9:40 am #37643Ok then the way I would do this is just with pagebuilder. Create your columns and add in the text photo and link manually on the home page.
The only other option using blog posts is to add a redirect into the site so when someone clicks on a post they are redirected to whatever page you want:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/safe-redirect-manager/
I recommend just using page-builder though. You can use the visual editor widget to set up the columns how ever you want.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Layout with columns responsive
April 15, 2015 at 10:13 am #37545With pagebuilder you can have 9 columns, but by default on mobile it will turn the 9 to 1 column per row. So if you want more then that you will just need a little css.
Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Layout with columns responsive
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Layout with columns responsive
In forum: Pinnacle ThemeHi everybody!
I am trying to create a homepage where my first blogpost is very big and the rest of the posts are smaller and in grid format. But I am having so much difficulty finding a shortcode that displays my first post pretty.
For example this shortcode:
[blog_posts orderby=”date” type=”normal” columns=”1″ items=”1″]
The post is of gallery type format so the featured image is an image slider. But when I choose to only display one post, the slider gets a strange size. I have both portrait as landscape images in the gallery and when I use this shortcode, the slider becomes extremely tall so it resizes to the image size. I would really like 1 image size (landscape), and every image on my blog set as featured image (or gallery format post) needs to be resized to that same proportion landscape image and the portrait images need to be auto cropped. Cause this looks sloppy. I just can’t get it done.When I use this code:
[blog_posts orderby=”date” type=”grid” columns=”2″ items=”12″]
It does crop the portrait images as long as all the images are above a certain size.Is there any way to control the featured image size/proportions and a pretty way to display one post bigger then the rest with only a title and a featured image/slider? Right now I have set up a page with two rows. One row is 100% wide and has the first shortcode mentioned above. The second row has two columns and the left columns displays the second shortcode mentioned above!
Hope somebody can help me cause I am just about to pull out my own hair, just can’t figure it out 😉
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In forum: Virtue ThemeIn forum: Virtue ThemeApril 13, 2015 at 12:09 am #37256Hey Daniel.
This is all actually done on purpose. Hopefully I can explain and give you a option that might work for you.
The theme uses the wordpress image edit function script to resize images as they are needed. meaning if you have a featured image and it gets shown on the search page it will be cropped to a size that works for the output being used. For example if you have 2 columns or 3 columns those image sizes would be different, it also at that time checks if the image is large enough to have a retina copy and it it is that is created for use if your using the retina plugin this theme supports. This all happens when the image is called and only on the images called. So pretend we have a post with 1 featured image and 6 more images in the post. The resize is only happening to the 1 featured image and not the other 5 since on the search page they are not shown. Once an image is resizes it is used for every other time the page is called. Meaning it only creates the extra sizes once.
The way wordpress media works is through registering image sizes. By default wordpress has 3 sizes that are registered. (thumbnail, medium and large) For every image that you upload those sizes are created for those images. Doesn’t matter if they are never used. And that is one of the huge reasons for the script we run.
Because sliders, galleries, posts, pages, all with options all with different images sizes are used in the theme registering every size with wordpress would cause for every image to have 40+ copies. That would cause for a really slow uploading experience. Not to mention a lot of extra files. Also there are many places in the theme where you can set the size yourself completely custom. Like the gallery or a slider and those wouldn’t work with registering the image because it would only create the files on upload. Also any files that were uploaded prior to installing this theme would have to have all the image sizes regenerated for it to work. So that is why registering each image size doesn’t really make sense.
There isn’t a way currently for WordPress to know that the unregistered copies are related when they are cropped by the theme script.
In our experience space is cheap when it comes to hosting and so this hasn’t been much of a concern for people, especially if they aren’t really deleting there media that has been used on pages like the search page.
So hopefully you understand the the issue. I know about the extra images.
Now for the possible option. You can use a child theme. Add in a registration for the 10 popular sizes used by your site depending on your settings. That would mean that every file had 10 copies from the start but if you need to remove them from the site often that probably makes the most sense and I can help you with the function that would add this. Would that work for you?
Ben
In forum: Pinnacle ThemeIn reply to: Catalog – Product Category – Grid
Hi Ben,
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I am still very much a wordpress newbie!
I used the Pinnacle shortcodes and created three columns. Within the columns I inserted short codes from “Custom Menu Wizard plugin widget”. The Custom Menu Wizard is pulling the product category from three menus I have created for this purpose. This way I do not have to copy and paste url’s / links.
The Question I have now:
The styling is coming from the Pinnacle theme so how can I increase the font size for the data within the “home widget area”. It is currently 14px and I would like to increase it to 16px. I am sure there is a custom css but I have not gained that knowledge yet.Thank you in advance for your help.
Randy
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: 12 featured product on homepage
Hey Martine,
You can do this using a shortcode. Something like this should work:[recent_products per_page="12" columns="4"]
Is your page set up as a static page? If so you can just paste that into your home page. Or if you’re sing pagebuilder you can paste it in a text widget.
Hope that helps!Hannah
In forum: Virtue ThemeIcon Menu: 2 columns per row. I have 4 icon menus.
problem is: It does not align in the main page.
The first row looks ok, but the icon menu does not align on the second row.It only happen when 2 columns per row is selected.
The following is the URL for your investigation:
*Login to see linkIn forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Menu navigation bat and some makeup
Sorry for being so brief.
Like you showed in the example above, i made a div (.scrollogo) in a visual editor widget inside a row in pagebuilder.
Div is containing the logo img and 2 shortcodes for the icons. I positioned it with CSS.
Then i scroll/fixed it with a js plugin.On small screen the rest of the content on the other rows and columns on the page is scrolling under the fixed div.
I try to create a clearance for that div by giving the div and the widget right-margins, padding, etc. – no success.An unpractical solution i found is to give to every widget on every row on that page a left margin or a left padding – it is messing some of the design and there are a lot of widgets on a lot of rows.

Thank you,
B.In forum: Pinnacle ThemeYou can remove/edit the footer credits in Theme Options > Misc Settings. You can set the number of columns for your footer in Theme Options > Footer. And you can add widgets to the footer in Appearance > Widgets. You can add a Pinnacle: Image (or whichever) widget and upload your logo.
Hope that helps!Hannah
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Link icon image to product category
April 9, 2015 at 11:41 pm #36942Hey,
You can use categories in woocommerce. Have a category called Atlanta Falcons or whatever and upload a photo for each in the
“products > categories” of the admin. Then add a page with this shortcode:[product_categories number="12" parent="0" columns="3"]It will look like this:
http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/product-categories-grid/Ben
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: testimonial short code
April 9, 2015 at 2:01 pm #36890[testimonial_posts columns=”3″ items=”8″]
http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#shortcodes
Ben
In forum: Pinnacle ThemeIn reply to: Catalog – Product Category – Grid
April 9, 2015 at 1:47 pm #36885You can add a text link in the text widget or a visual editor widget. If you use the visual editor widget you can add the columns though shortcodes with the “pinnacle shortcodes” button.
Ben
In forum: Pinnacle ThemeI am using Pinnacle Premium 1.2.8
I don’t believe the theme has the feature I am looking for but just in case I overlooked it I thought I would ask. I am wanting to create a text-link catalog of my woocommerce product categories. I was hoping to add a widget to the “home widget area” that would accomplish this. I believe I would need three or four columns. Please let me know if the theme has a widget that could accomplish this.
Thank you,
Randy
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: theme & portfolio not working
Morning!
Looks like you’re trying to set your front page as your portfolio page? You can’t use a template on your front page unless you delete the font-page.php template from the theme folder. So if you want your portfolio to be your homepage you’re probably best off using shortcodes. You would just paste something like this into the page content:[portfolio_posts columns="4" items="24"]
Hope that helps!Hannah
In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Contact page
April 8, 2015 at 3:50 pm #36779You can add two columns using the “virtue shortcodes” button. Then in each column add an icon.. again with “virtue shortcodes” and add text below it.
Ben
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