Search Results for 'COLUMNS'

[Richard Yust]

Richard Yust

#14079

My client deals with both selling and renting mobile homes. When a home is rented, they are still keeping it in the list on the “Rental” page but changing the product setting to “out of stock”. This places the banner (previous emails on this thread) “Sold” on the image. How would I go about having the tag read “Rented” instead of “Sold” for rental properties.

I’m assuming that I would create a child file and insert an if/else code with “Rental” being displayed then the condition of product category is “rent_homes”. Otherwise it would display “Sold”. The shortcode on my rental page is

[product_category category=”rent-homes” per_page=”12″ columns=”1″ orderby=”amount” order=”desc”]

I’d like to experiment on my development site. So, could you (1) comment on the if/else option and (2) in which file would i place that code.

Thanks

[Ismail]

Ismail

#14055

Hello and thanks for the great support. I would like to float 2 images side-by-side in the footer. At the moment, the footer has 4 columns, and the 4th column has 2 images widgets that currently stack vertically instead of horizontally. Any help would be much appreciated. I’m using the latest version of wordpress, and I am currently using the Virtue Premium theme 2.4.2. Here is a link: http://www.forevercellars.com

Thanks!

[Ismail]

Ismail

#14055

Hello and thanks for the great support. I would like to float 2 images side-by-side in the footer. At the moment, the footer has 4 columns, and the 4th column has 2 images widgets that currently stack vertically instead of horizontally. Any help would be much appreciated. I’m using the latest version of wordpress, and I am currently using the Virtue Premium theme 2.4.2. Here is a link: http://www.forevercellars.com

Thanks!

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13999

Hey so actually with the responsive nature of the theme and page-builder the columns change to rows when you get on smaller screens. So to do what you want will just require a little css. To target ipads but not iphones here is the css:

@media (min-width: 760px) {
.homecontent .pg-8-0 .panel-grid-cell {
width:33.33%;
}
}

Ben

[Andreas]

Andreas

#13971

Hi everyone 🙂

I have this website here : *Login to see link

When viewing it on the ipad on landscape mode it displays
just fine with three columns below the main slider. In portrait
Mode however, the three images are displayed as three rows
in one column.

How do i make it auto-resize so it stays in three column mode?

In page-builder it is set to three columns at the top each 33% wide.
I thought it was supposed to do that automatically.

I appreciate your help 🙂

Andrew

[Andreas]

Andreas

#13971

Hi everyone 🙂

I have this website here : *Login to see link

When viewing it on the ipad on landscape mode it displays
just fine with three columns below the main slider. In portrait
Mode however, the three images are displayed as three rows
in one column.

How do i make it auto-resize so it stays in three column mode?

In page-builder it is set to three columns at the top each 33% wide.
I thought it was supposed to do that automatically.

I appreciate your help 🙂

Andrew

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13936

There is something similar just using the product layout and setting the columns to one column in your theme options > shop settings.

Here is an example: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium-5/shop/

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13900

Using the staff page you can set the columns to two then add this css to your custom css box and it will create a single column page, with the images on the left:

.staffwrapper > .tcol-md-6  {
width:100%;
}
.staff_item > .imghoverclass {
float: left;
max-width: 300px;
margin-right: 20px;
}

Ben

[Solace]

Solace

#13870

Hi Ben

I have a gallery page with six columns – around 100 images and would like to display the image title. I know I could use the WP native gallery, but I’d rather not because I want to make use of the masonry feature.

Please can you provide instructions so that gallery images display the title of the image either above or below?
I realise this will probably require a new template.

Thanks
Sol

[Solace]

Solace

#13870

Hi Ben

I have a gallery page with six columns – around 100 images and would like to display the image title. I know I could use the WP native gallery, but I’d rather not because I want to make use of the masonry feature.

Please can you provide instructions so that gallery images display the title of the image either above or below?
I realise this will probably require a new template.

Thanks
Sol

[Hannah]

Hannah

#13734

Hey,
So you can do this by adding widgets to your footer. Go to appearance > widgets and drag and drop desired widgets into the footer columns. There are several ways to link footer content to links, but one way is to use the button(pb) widget. You can use the Virtue: Contact/vcard widget to add your email.
Hope this helps!
Hannah

[Timothy]

Timothy

#13672

I am working on the following page ( *Login to see link ). If you look at the bottom row of images, I am currently using Virture Gallery Masonry setting with 6 columns. What I need to do is link each one of the images to a specific page. Is there a gallery widget that you know of that might work for what I am doing.

[Timothy]

Timothy

#13672

I am working on the following page ( *Login to see link ). If you look at the bottom row of images, I am currently using Virture Gallery Masonry setting with 6 columns. What I need to do is link each one of the images to a specific page. Is there a gallery widget that you know of that might work for what I am doing.

[Martin]

Martin

#13501

I’m using a child theme – where do I have to edit the code?

And is it possible to change the headings in this image menu?
[img_menu link=www.example.com columns=2 title="Title Example" description="Description example" height=200 image=www.example/image.jpg]

Best regards, Martin

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13463

You have 1 product and nothing in the sidebar?
You have to add more products if you want to see theme laid out in four columns. And you have to add widgets to your sidebar if you want to see something there.

Ben

[Sheng]

Sheng

#13461

I set 4 columns, shop side bar on but nothing happen.

Sheng

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13455

Ok so theme options > basic styling and advanced styling you can set all the colors? Theme options > shop settings You can set your layout and columns? What are you missing? What are you having trouble with?

Ben

[Thuy]

Thuy

#13200

@harris — you know that your link displays a 4 column portfolio, not a slider.

If you want to duplicate the 4-col portfolio, do this:
1. Create a page called Portfolio. Select Portfolio Grid as a template on the sidebar. Then on the main section, select columns as 4 columns.
2. Create a list of portfolio types (catgories) which will appear as text links above, like Design, Photography, Video as in the sample
3. Then create a portfolio item. Add information as you would normally.
4. On the side bar, add a featured image, which will be the image that appears on the portfolio page.
5. On the side bar, select the portfolio type that this belongs to.
6. On the main section, choose portfolio main page, select Portfolio or whatever you name it on #1.

The rest you can follow Hannah’s link. Hope this helps.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13072

“in the documentation it clearly shows that there is supposed to be some kind of design, which shows address, and all of that stuff, its just not there!”

Sorry no the contact template doesn’t add your address or the icons like this: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/contact-us/

That is all done in the page content and the demo was just that a demo of what you can do using the themes “virtue shortcodes”. I simply added two columns and put an icon and text in each.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13069

In the theme options > home layout where you set up the icons you can choose how many columns you want to use. Just choose four.

Ben

[Nicola Mellor]

Nicola Mellor

#12838

Hi Ben,

My drop down menu is too long and I would like to create 2 columns so that the user does not have to scroll down the page to view all the items. Is this possible?

Thanks

[Nicola Mellor]

Nicola Mellor

#12838

Hi Ben,

My drop down menu is too long and I would like to create 2 columns so that the user does not have to scroll down the page to view all the items. Is this possible?

Thanks

[Timothy]

Timothy

#12687

I fixed it so it shows 5 products, and 5 columns. I think I can live with the way it looks.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#12640

You would need to use a different widget, so like the carousel widget or use the recent product shortcode in a text widget : [recent_products per_page="12" columns="4"]

Ben

[Adrian]

Adrian

#12504

Thanks Ben.

I didn’t realize how easy it was to recreate the icon menus I had created using your theme settings with the virtue short codes for icon menus and columns.

Adrian