Search Results for 'post grid'

[Hannah]

Hannah

#27300

Hey,
Portfolio categories and types are essentially the same thing. I definitely understand how that can be confusing.
A portfolio grid shows a grid of all your portfolio posts (unless it has been set to only show the posts from a specific category). And a portfolio category grid shows a grid of the portfolio categories (types).
So to create a portfolio category page with all your portfolio types just create a page and set the template to Portfolio Category Grid. Make sure you’ve set featured images for your portfolio types.
Hope that’s helpful!
Hannah

[Deborah]

Deborah

#27239

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Hi, how can I add the text, free shipping, to each product on the Shop Grid page?
Thanks!

[Deborah]

Deborah

#27239

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Hi, how can I add the text, free shipping, to each product on the Shop Grid page?
Thanks!

[Deborah]

Deborah

#27216

http://www.debbiesun.com/testdrive/?portfolio=whirling-landscape

Under Theme Options / Portfolio, I already have Portfolio Navigation Arrow set to Navigate through all posts. I don’t see any arrows on the portfolio pages, though.

I thought I had said no for the lightbox setting but now I cannot find where it’s listed.

The title of the image is called Whirling Landscape which I see on the Portfolio grid but I would also like to see on the portfolio page.

[Hannah]

Hannah

#27019

1. There isn’t a built-in option for this. You can have a topbar icon menu and an icon menu in your content area, but I don’t know a way to have just an icon menu in the menu navigation without editing a child theme.

2. Yes. So you would create a portfolio type then add 30 portfolio posts and link each one to the portfolio type. Then you can create a new page and set the page template to Portfolio Category Grid and choose the desired portfolio type. Then select No beside Crop images to equal height. This will give you the masonry effect.
Hope that makes sense!

Hannah

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#26965

Hey,
Blog Post Summery Default… use portrait image instead of landscape.

If you want columns use the blog grid template.. see examples here: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/blog-grid-two-column/

Your post summary option should be in the post settings, below where you add content. see this: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#blog_posts

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#26851

Hey, You can do this with a shortcode. Are you wanting a carousel? Something like this should work:
[carousel type=portfolio orderby=date columns=4 items=8 speed=9000 scroll=all]
Or if you’re wanting a grid you can use something like this:
[portfolio_posts items=”10″ columns=”4″]

Hannah

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#26838

Hey,
1. So in the portfolio grid page like here: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/portfolio/
You can make the portfolio setting to not crop in the page settings: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#portfoliogridpage
Just turn off crop to equal height.

2. In the single portfolio posts your second option is the project options. There you can choose image list style 2. Then in the portfolio slider images just add one image into the slider image gallery there.
That one image will keep it’s aspect ratio.

see here: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#portfolio_posts

3. By adding css I am referring to adding css in the theme options > advanced settings. Css doesn’t go into a functions file.
If you follow one and two then you don’t need to use any extra css.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#26531

For this you’ll have to create a page that doesn’t use a portfolio grid template and add the portfolio posts through a shortcode then add the text underneath.
This shortcode should work for you: [portfolio_posts items=”10″ columns=”4″]
Does that make sense?

Hannah

[Kathy]

Kathy

#26431

Hi Ben,

Yes I have added images to the Post Type. Do you have documentation regarding setting up a Post Category Grid? For example, if the Main Portfolio page is suppose to be a Category Grid, do I need to create it as a Portfolio type? I created both a Portfolio type and a Page. Neither one seems to work. Exactly how do I go about creating this page? http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium-2/portfolio-category-grid/ I had purchased the premium, but I’m spent hours trying to get the portfolio category grid to work and I can’t find documentation on how to set it up. Only what it should look like. Please advise. Thank you.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#26158

Hey,
1. You can use this css.

.postedintop, .kad-hidepostedin, .postdatetooltip {
display: none;
}

2. You would have to edit the theme files. I recommend using a child theme. You would need to edit templates/content-fourgrid.pgp

Add this in-between lines 170 and 171:

<span class="postday kad-hidedate"><?php echo get_the_date('j M Y'); ?></span>

Ben

[Armin]

Armin

#26145

Hi,

on *Login to see link , how can I
1) remove the category (icon) and author? (between the two pipe symbols)
2) show the date (preferably as “27 Dec 2015”)
for each post?

Tx,
🙂
Armin

[Armin]

Armin

#26145

Hi,

on *Login to see link , how can I
1) remove the category (icon) and author? (between the two pipe symbols)
2) show the date (preferably as “27 Dec 2015”)
for each post?

Tx,
🙂
Armin

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#26121

Yes, you can set the “category” (portfolio type) in the portfolio page settings. See your portfolio page settings here: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#portfoliogridpage

All you have to do is create two parent types for you portfolio posts.

Ben

[Armin]

Armin

#26081

Hi,

suddenly, there is a flexslider on my home page. Home page is “Posts” type.

Where is flexslider configured?
It shows latest 3 pics automatically. I might even keep this functionality, if I knew where to change it to more pics, etc.

As far as I remember, the last change was to change an existing page to blog grid.

No, I have no CSS code in my Custom CSS Box.

🙂
Armin

[Armin]

Armin

#26081

Hi,

suddenly, there is a flexslider on my home page. Home page is “Posts” type.

Where is flexslider configured?
It shows latest 3 pics automatically. I might even keep this functionality, if I knew where to change it to more pics, etc.

As far as I remember, the last change was to change an existing page to blog grid.

No, I have no CSS code in my Custom CSS Box.

🙂
Armin

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#26071

1. These are not effects applied to images. They are a post with settings in the post that define how they look in a grid.

For the demo 2 home page those are portfolio posts. They are created in the portfolio section of the admin and each one is given a featured image, a category (type) and title. it’s those things that are pulled into the home page.

See this tutorial for building a portfolio grid: https://www.kadencewp.com/creating-a-portfolio-page-with-virtue/

Adding the grid in the home page is just a matter of what you have enabled in the theme options > home layout. You can learn about it here:
https://www.kadencewp.com/creating-a-home-page-with-virtue/

The image flip (which is an option for products only) is something you can enabled in the theme options > shop settings. Then when you have woo-commerce installed you can add products, each product can have price and title description etc. There is a place where you can set the featured image and add an image to the product gallery it is those images that are used for the flip.

2. You can see tutorials here: https://www.kadencewp.com/tutorials/
There are docs here: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/

and if you want to learn the revolution slider they have a great documentation here: http://revolution.themepunch.com/documentation/
and video guides here: http://revolution.themepunch.com/video-guides/

and a final link for you, if your new to wordpress it would be good to start here and really get a handle for the framework: http://leveluptuts.com/tutorials/wordpress-basics

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#25975

Hey,
Can you post a link.
Are you wanting a carousel or a grid of products?

Ben

[Brigitte]

Brigitte

#25450

Hey Ben!

Thank you for your response, that’s exactly what I did yesterday haha. I deleted it cause it was a lot more work. But seeing that there is no alternative, I am happy with this solution!

For any others who want the same thing. You do have to add a filter to your functions.php cause shortcodes won’t work in the excerpt. And when you put a link in your main text area, the link doesn’t work in the grid staff page. So to get both the link to work and the icon to view, add this:

add_filter(‘the_excerpt’, ‘do_shortcode’);

Now you can add icons and hyperlinks in the excerpt part of the staff post!

Thanks:)

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#25266

1. hmm, that’s tricky, I supposed on why is to just hack the title with css.

@media (min-width: 767px) {
.footerclass .footercol1 .widget-title {
    position: relative;
    left: 188px;
}
}
@media (min-width: 992px) {
.footerclass .footercol1 .widget-title {
    position: relative;
    left: 122px;
}
}
@media (min-width: 1200px) {
.footerclass .footercol1 .widget-title {
    position: relative;
    left: 145px;
}
}

2. Your using the gallery, the example is using the recent post grid widget.

Ben

[Andrew]

Andrew

#25256

Hi

I want to display the latest post summary (#1) from a category across the full width of the page, then beneath it the normal blog grid, starting at #2.
is there a simple way to do this?
All I can manage is similar, but repeating #1. I need the grid to start at #2 to avoid repetition.

Andrew

[Andrew]

Andrew

#25256

Hi

I want to display the latest post summary (#1) from a category across the full width of the page, then beneath it the normal blog grid, starting at #2.
is there a simple way to do this?
All I can manage is similar, but repeating #1. I need the grid to start at #2 to avoid repetition.

Andrew

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#25049

Well your tallest image in that carousel is 670px high so you can use this css.

.home .fredcarousel .grid_item {
    min-height: 670px;
}

It will leave a bit of a gap below most of your posts though.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#24883

1. Using a shortcode in a text widget:

[blog_posts type="grid" columns="3" items="6"]

2. What type of countdown? Can you post a link to the plugin you using.

Ben