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In forum: Virtue Theme
Hi,
I use Virtue and Ascend themes for various websites. On the Ascend theme with the shortcode for showing my blog posts, I’m able to set it as “Grid with first post as Standard” so the first post is the only one at the top of the grid. Shortcode is this: [blog_posts items=”5″ type=”grid_standard” orderby=”date” columns=”2″]. I like this as I feel it makes the most recent post stand out above the earlier posts.
I am trying to accomplish this in the Virtue theme with no luck. I tried with that shortcode and it still only shows the grid layout. Made a few alterations to the shortcode and no luck. Is there a way I can accomplish this “Grid with first post as standard” layout in the Virtue theme.
Thank you as always,
KeithIn forum: Kadence BlocksIn reply to: Masonry or Isotope layout for Blog Posts
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
With the Post Gird/Carousel block, there is a Masonry option for the Layout Settings. Unfortunately, there is no Isotope layout available.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: How To Create “Related Posts” Grid instead of Slider
In forum: Kadence ThemeIn forum: Kadence BlocksIn reply to: Post Grid – Unique Layout
Hi Dave,
There isn’t a built-in function for this, but as a workaround, you could create a two-column row and add a post grid block to each column. Then in the block settings, you can limit the posts by category or even make it post-specific. Would this work for you?Kindly,
HannahIn forum: Kadence BlocksTopic: Post Grid – Unique Layout
Hi,
We have a custom post grid layout and I am wondering if there is any way to achieve it with Kadence posts?
The first item (large image) is the latest post followed by the next 2. I was thinking maybe i could use 2 column/section row layout with a post grid of one post for the latest one. Then in the second section/column I could use an offset where it would display the next 2 (using offset or something?).
Just a thought…
see image:
In forum: Kadence BlocksIn reply to: Best way to modify blocks
March 2, 2021 at 9:37 pm #264036Hi All,
I had a situation where I needed to remove the links from the titles of the post grid.
I was wondering if there is a better way to achieve this? Perhaps using a filter?
What I did was remove the original action and create my own action. I put this in the functions.php of the child theme.
add_action( 'wp_head', 'remove_my_action' ); function remove_my_action() { remove_action( 'kadence_blocks_post_loop_header', 'kt_blocks_pro_get_post_title', 20 ); } add_action( 'kadence_blocks_post_loop_header', 'oc_blocks_pro_get_post_title' ); function oc_blocks_pro_get_post_title( $attributes ) { if ( isset( $attributes['displayTitle'] ) && true === $attributes['displayTitle'] ) { echo ( isset( $attributes['titleFont'] ) && isset( $attributes['titleFont'][0] ) && isset( $attributes['titleFont'][0]['level'] ) && ! empty( $attributes['titleFont'][0]['level'] ) ? '<h' . esc_attr( $attributes['titleFont'][0]['level'] ) . ' class="entry-title">' : '<h2 class="entry-title">' ); the_title(); echo ( isset( $attributes['titleFont'] ) && isset( $attributes['titleFont'][0] ) && isset( $attributes['titleFont'][0]['level'] ) && ! empty( $attributes['titleFont'][0]['level'] ) ? '</h' . esc_attr( $attributes['titleFont'][0]['level'] ) . '>' : '</h2>' ); } }In forum: Virtue ThemeIn reply to: Portfolio search function in portfolio posts
Hello Åsa,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
If you use the Portfolio Grid page template, you’ll have the option to show a filter for the portfolio posts – http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/templates/portfolio-page-template/. Unfortunately, the filter will only have a selection for the Portfolio Work Type.
Hope this helps and let us know if we can assist you further.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Kadence BlocksIn reply to: Header H2 in Post Grid
In forum: Kadence BlocksAh ok, thanks for the clarification.
But actually that is exactly what I want: I would like this Post Grid as a list of blog posts on my homepage WITH pagination WITH Display Filter.
Why is there a restriction that only grid without pagination can have the Display Filter? Is there a way to achieve what I want as above (grid with pagination with display filter)?
Thanks
In forum: Kadence BlocksHi Ash,
Apologies for any misunderstanding.
That Post Grid/Carousel block has enabled the Use Pagination option that is why the Display Filter option is not showing. Once you disable pagination, the filter option should show.
Hope this helps and let us know if we can assist you further.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Kadence BlocksHi Bonn,
That doesn’t seem to be the case unless I’m missing something? Because from the starter template, the block with the Display Filter is actually the Post Grid/Carousel block:

So how can I achieve that exact layout with Display Filter (not a portfolio grid, but a list) as shown in my screenshot in my original post?
Thanks
In forum: Kadence BlocksHello,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Unfortunately, there is no option to show the author’s gravatar icon on the post grid block. However, there is an option to show an author icon on the blocks footer meta section. You can enable that on block settings > Footer Meta > Show Author Icon option.
Regarding the title’s hover color, it is set to inherit the initial color by default and there is no built-in option for it. What you can do is add custom CSS code in Customizer > Additional CSS:
.kt-blocks-post-grid-item .entry-title a:hover { color: gray; }Hope this helps.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Kadence BlocksHi Ash,
The Filter is available only on Portfolio Grid/Carousel Block, it’s not available on Post Grid/Carousel Block.
In forum: Membership ForumsIn reply to: Post Grid/Carousel – Restricted taxonomy filter
In forum: Kadence BlocksIn forum: Membership ForumsIn reply to: Post Grid/Carousel – Restricted taxonomy filter
Hello Mone,
Just like what Ben mentioned, you should be able to select all the Categories/Taxonomies that you want to show on the Post Grid block filter. If you only want to show the parent categories, just do not select their child. Here’s a screen recording for your reference – https://www.loom.com/share/d76b3ccbeb1e4f639a1408eee22c690f.
Hope this clarifies further.
Regards,
KarlaIn forum: Membership ForumsIn reply to: Post Grid/Carousel – Restricted taxonomy filter
Hi,
the built in selectors just aloud me to choose a single voice of the selected taxonomy but that’s not what I need.I want to show all the taxonomies but, in the filter selectors, displaying only the “parent” voices in the tree, and not the “child” categories titles.
I’ve found on another tread, talking about virtue theme, somebody suggesting a third party plugin to display posts with a filter (probably a “pre blocks” post).
That plugin works with shortcodes and has an option to exclude child categories, this way:
<strong>include_cat_child :</strong> [pgaf_post_grid include_cat_child=”false”] (Include cat child or not. Values are “true” or “false”).Is it possible to obtain that kind of customization with some code snippet?
Thank you
Mone
In forum: Kadence ThemeIn reply to: Custom Class if Post is 7 days old
February 15, 2021 at 3:36 pm #263549Ok, It’s important to note this for other readers and hopefully we can prevent this confusion in the future. You are posting in the Kadence Theme forums. That is for our Theme called Kadence.
But it sounds like you are instead using the Virtue Premium Theme.
This is a really important distinction when asking for support, if in the future you could make sure you are posting in the correct forum that would be very very helpful 🙂
The blog_grid shortcode in Virtue Premium won’t output through the post-class filter and so there isn’t an option to add a class to the containing element that way.
You would need to use a child theme to override the templates/content-fourgrid.php
Where you see
class="blog_item kt_item_fade_in kad_blog_fade_in grid_item<?php echo ( 'text' === $postsummery ? ' kt-no-post-summary' : '' ); ?>"replace with
<?php post_class( 'blog_item kt_item_fade_in kad_blog_fade_in grid_item' . ( 'text' === $postsummery ? ' kt-no-post-summary' : '' ) . ); ?>Ben
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