Search Results for 'COLUMNS'

[Hannah]

Hannah

#161726

Hi Aaron,
I think the simplest workaround would be to create a product category and assign to it the specific products you’re wanting to display. You can then use a shortcode like this: [product_category category="apparel" columns="3"] Would that work for you?

Hannah

[Aaron]

Aaron

#161685

I have a page that I put a couple products on using the shortcode [product sku=”XXX”], however, when I add more than one, they always go on the next line down. Is there a way I can write the code so it can put three in a row? I tried using columns but that did not seem to do the trick. I included a photo to illustrate, I’m just trying to get less dead space and a more tidy look.

[Aaron]

Aaron

#161685

I have a page that I put a couple products on using the shortcode [product sku=”XXX”], however, when I add more than one, they always go on the next line down. Is there a way I can write the code so it can put three in a row? I tried using columns but that did not seem to do the trick. I included a photo to illustrate, I’m just trying to get less dead space and a more tidy look.

[Patrycja]

Patrycja

#161523

Not important anymore. I think I slowly start to figure out how coding works, lol. I changed the code to [portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=1 items=1 height=1600px width=1067] and it all works fine now. Thank again. And please let me know if I am wrong.

[Kevin]

Kevin

#161516

You can set the height within the shortcode like this:
[portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=1 items=1 height=300px]

Does that work for you? If not, please expand on what you’d like to change about the display of the portfolio item.

-Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#161512

Hello Patrycja,

You can add a single portfolio item to your home page by adding this shortcode into a text or visual editor widget:

[portfolio_posts orderby=date excerpt=false columns=1 items=1]

You could also add this to your page content, and it should work as well. For more information regarding theme shortcodes, see this page:
http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/shortcodes/

Let me know if this is helpful.

-Kevin

[Patrycja]

Patrycja

#161509

I am trying to include one, centered portfolio item on home page, but I can only find 2 portfolio columns option in the theme. Is this option included in the theme and I simply cannot find it? Here is my website in its current state http://www.catchingfireflies.ca

[Patrycja]

Patrycja

#161509

I am trying to include one, centered portfolio item on home page, but I can only find 2 portfolio columns option in the theme. Is this option included in the theme and I simply cannot find it? Here is my website in its current state http://www.catchingfireflies.ca

[Erik]

Erik

#161466

Hello

I’m trying to display a single, specific testimonial through the id argument, but this doesn’t seem to be working.

I’m using this shortcode: [testimonial_posts items=1 columns=1 id=”10823″]

Any idea what I’m doing wrong?

Thanks!
Erik
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[Erik]

Erik

#161466

Hello

I’m trying to display a single, specific testimonial through the id argument, but this doesn’t seem to be working.

I’m using this shortcode: [testimonial_posts items=1 columns=1 id=”10823″]

Any idea what I’m doing wrong?

Thanks!
Erik
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[Erik]

Erik

#161378

Hello Hannah

I’m trying to do the same thing (display a single, specific testimonial), but I don’t seem able to. I’m using this code: [testimonial_posts items=1 columns=1 id=”10823″]

Any idea what I’m doing wrong?

Thanks!
Erik

[Rene]

Rene

#161340

Hi,

I’m experiencing some difficulties with the Ascend theme image menu layout on mobile. I can’t get the images to show up in multiple columns. I’ve tried some css but can’t get it to work properly. Could you please help me fix this?

This is the css I tried that didn’t do the job:

@media (max-width: 992px){
#pl-2 .panel-grid-cell {
width: 33.3%;
float: left;
}
}

Thank you

[Rene]

Rene

#161340

Hi,

I’m experiencing some difficulties with the Ascend theme image menu layout on mobile. I can’t get the images to show up in multiple columns. I’ve tried some css but can’t get it to work properly. Could you please help me fix this?

This is the css I tried that didn’t do the job:

@media (max-width: 992px){
#pl-2 .panel-grid-cell {
width: 33.3%;
float: left;
}
}

Thank you

[Jim]

Jim

#160913

Hi Hannah:

I have set up the 3 Footer Columns. The top one is just a “Text” widget and the other two are “SiteOrigin Editor”. I do not believe I am using any css to centre anything.
The Footer areas with just text are both left aligned.
The Foter area with “For your convenience and the Visa/Mastercard” I have it centred within the widget.

Not sure when it will go live.

THanks,
Jim

[Kevin]

Kevin

#160556

Hey Michael,

I suggest that you use page builder. Add a Layout Builder widget to the topbar, then add a row that has 3 columns, adding the text separately within each column.

This should distribute the text evenly across the screen.

If you’re not familiar with page builder, then I suggest starting here:
https://www.kadencewp.com/using-page-builder-virtue-premium/

Let me know if that works for you.

-Kevin

[Kevin]

Kevin

#160381

Hey Mike,

This is how the theme is designed. This is simply to maintain the optimal image resolution across all displays. If the images maintained the same number of columns on all screen sizes, they would either appear too large or too small, so the theme handles them responsively.

You can change this though, by going to Theme Options> Layout Settings, and finding “Site Layout Max-Width.”

If you set this to something small, like 940, the amount of columns will not increase beyond what fits in 940px. If you set it to none, then the images will always resize to what will look best for the display size.

Does that make sense? I suggest you play around with those settings until you find what works for you.

Hopefully that clears things up!

-Kevin

[Mike]

Mike

#160375

When I create a standard Gallery in Ascend and specify a number of columns, in this case 5, that’s what I see when viewing it on my laptop for instance. But when I move to a wider format screen with higher resolution it expands to 6. I haven’t tried it, but I wonder if I upped the resolution if it might even go to 7. I had actually noticed this quite some time ago and it didn’t particularly bother me, but I have a client asking about it now.

Is this just the nature of these theme, or is there some way to get the columns to be consistent across all (non-mobile) devices? Or at least use the maximum column specification?

Here’s a sample page.

[Mike]

Mike

#160375

When I create a standard Gallery in Ascend and specify a number of columns, in this case 5, that’s what I see when viewing it on my laptop for instance. But when I move to a wider format screen with higher resolution it expands to 6. I haven’t tried it, but I wonder if I upped the resolution if it might even go to 7. I had actually noticed this quite some time ago and it didn’t particularly bother me, but I have a client asking about it now.

Is this just the nature of these theme, or is there some way to get the columns to be consistent across all (non-mobile) devices? Or at least use the maximum column specification?

Here’s a sample page.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#160174

Hey,
ok, your home page. You have created this in page builder and you are placing the left and right columns as 50%. So your “too small” image on the left has to do with that fact that it’s filling the column you are setting.

second, the reason none of your images can be resized is because your server permissions is blocking it. You need to contact your host and have them fix your permissions. To see what I mean simply try to upload an image in your media library page.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#160037

As of Virtue Premium 4.3.2 the metabox class has been updated.

You would need to use this function:

function custom_remove_portfolio_meta() {
	$cmb = cmb2_get_metabox( 'portfolio_post_metabox' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_portfolio_img_grid_columns' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_shortcode_slider' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val01_title' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val01_description' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val02_title' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val02_description' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val03_title' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val03_description' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val04_title' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val04_description' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val05_title' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_project_val05_description' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_post_video_url' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_post_video' );
	$cmb->remove_field( '_kad_portfolio_parent' );

}
add_action( 'cmb2_init_before_hookup', 'custom_remove_portfolio_meta' );

Ben

[Kevin]

Kevin

#159974

When you go into the settings for your home page content, what do you have set for “Page Title background behind Header?”

You should be able to remove the widgets from your footer columns by going to Appearance> Widgets and removing them from footer column 1, 2, 3, and 4.

If you’re still having issues, you can post a login in a private reply and I’ll be happy to take a look at your settings.

-Kevin

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#159880

Is it possible somehow make that they both (slider & images) would change size together and proportion wouldn’t lost.

No, there isn’t a relationship between the two that would force them to somehow work that way. You would have to manually add CSS for each screen size and make them match.

Your closest next step would be to add your two items into a layout builder widget. so instead of two columns make it one and add the layout widget there, then add a row with two columns and add your slider and images. In that row, you would turn off column collapse. This would keep the images next to each other. But you will need to redo your css and again your still trying to do something that isn’t intended so it’s not going to fit without you adding css for each area.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#159862

So turns out that only works if using the sidebar on your homepage. Sorry, I think I have made this more complicated than it needs to be.
Ok, try adding the following shortcode into a text widget within your home widget area.
[blog_grid orderby=date items=3 columns=3]
Be sure to enable the home widget area in your homepage layout manager.
Let me know if you have questions with that!

Hannah

[Greta]

Greta

#159837

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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#159759

Hey,
1. You have set the max width to 1470px so all of your columns will increase by one when the screen size grows larger than 1470px.

If you want 4 columns for the really large screen then set the columns to 3 and your larger screens will be 4.

Or change your max width to 1170 which is default,

2. Additional information only shows if you’re adding data that would output in the area. Like product weight or product attributes. When you set the product attributes you can uncheck for them to show on the front end.

3. You have turned on image zoom. your images a much to small for it though. Just go to theme options > product settings and turn that off.

Ben