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  • #249469

    I’d like to add a display of the post modified date in the meta display of the posts, since keeping posts updated is a good thing to do. On many of the post display types I can display the original post date, but never see an option for the modified date.

    How difficult would that be?
    Is there some code I can add to enable displaying both dates?

    Attached are images of “is” and “want it to be like this”

    #249383

    Hey Anita,
    Try adding this to your css:

    #kad-blog-photo-grid:hover .blog_item .photo-postcontent {
        background: rgba(91, 24, 67, .5);
    }

    Hope that helps!

    Hannah

    #249296

    Hey,
    Here is a css option:

    .kt-blocks-post-grid-item-inner {
    height: 100%;
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column;
    }
    .kt-blocks-post-grid-item-inner-wrap {
    height: 100%;
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column;
    }
    .kt-blocks-post-grid-item-inner .entry-content {
        flex-grow: 1;display: flex;flex-direction: column;justify-content: space-between;
        }
    
    .kt-blocks-post-readmore-wrap {
        flex-grow:1;
        display: flex;
        align-items: flex-end;
        justify-content: center;
    }

    I’ve put it on my list to add this as an option.

    Ben

    #249228

    Hi

    New user here so please be kind 🙂

    I have installed Kadence Blocks Pro and am using the Post Grid/Carousel block to create featured product tiles.

    All going well apart from the fact that excerpt lengths of text vary therefore the “Read More” button links I have created do not align vertically.

    I was looking to use CSS to select the element and align to the bottom of the parent div – the element is .kt-blocks-post-readmore-wrap but I am not having much luck.

    Demo page is here;-

    Any ideas anyone can offer would be much appreciated.

    BTW love this product already and very excited about where it could go to!

    Perhaps a product idea is a separate config section for a button under the footer meta section that aligns with the bottom of the grid section as I cannot imagine I am going to be the only person who wants consistent alignment of the buttons.

    thanks
    Kirk

    #249076

    On the bottom of my portfolio pages, it says “previous project” and “next project” where can I edit this to say “review” instead of “project.” I see it here, but unable to figure our which php file needs to be edited.

    <footer class="single-footer">
    <div class="post-footer-section"><div class="kad-post-navigation portfolio-nav clearfix "><div class="alignleft kad-previous-link"><a href=" class="kt_postlink_meta kt_color_gray">Previous Project</span><span class="kt_postlink_title">screwpop tool</span></a></div><div class="kad-grid-link"><a href=" class="kt_color_gray"><i class="kt-icon-th-large"></i></a></div><div class="alignright kad-next-link"><a href=" class="kt_postlink_meta kt_color_gray">Next Project</span><span class="kt_postlink_title">Open Country</span></a></div></div> <!-- end navigation --></div> </footer>
    </article>

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 12 months ago by HikingGeek.
    #249004

    Thank you for your answer, but that’s not a question of date format. In blog grid, only an icon appears and not the written date (22-05-20 ou 22 mai 2020 howerver).

    We have to go hover to sea wich date it is. Is it a way to have it clearly on every post without to hover it ?

    Thank you 🙂

    image

    #248965

    Hello, 🙂

    Is it possible to have the date with number -> 22-05-2020 instead of the calendar icon in the blog grid whith columns ?
    Thank you
    🙂

    #248932

    The Post grid block is probably what you want, you can hand-select which post you want to show and only show one if you want.

    Ben

    #248727

    Hi K-Team,

    I haven’t updated our website portfolio in quite a while but today I went to update it and the “grid” is cropping the images differently than the past shown projects in the grid.

    – you will see the latest 2 projects are cropped differently than the rest of the grid. The image size is 1710 X 935 and is used for both the post and the featured image, as I have done with all of the other portfolio posts. If I create a different size image for the featured image than I can force it to look right but I haven’t had to do that in the past. Have you seen this before or has there been a change? I am having a problem trying to fix this, any ideas?

    I have about 20 projects to add to the portfolio but need to know if there could be a fix or if I have to create 2 images?

    Hopefully I described that properly.

    Thanks,
    Chad

    #248455

    Unfortunately you cannot have pagination when adding your pots via shortcode. Though if you wanted to use the block editor you could use the Post Grid/Carousel block fro Kadence Blocks and that will give you the option to add pagination. There’s also a divider option within the row layout block that could get you the triangle effect. Just FYI:)

    Hannah

    #248417

    Hi Jeremy,
    For you blog page I would recommend using a default page template then adding your posts via shortcode like this: [blog_posts type="grid" orderby="date" items="16"]
    Then for your single post pages, you can create a post template using beaver builder. See here: https://www.wpbeaverbuilder.com/create-single-post-templates/
    Hope this is helpful!

    Hannah

    #248381

    Looks like you have your products set up as blog posts. There actually isn’t a built in way to enable this for blog posts. With actual products, you can (see here: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue-premium/product-categories-grid-2/ )
    One workaround would be to add image menu items (either widgets or blocks, depending on the editor you’re using). Then you can link each one to the designated category. Would something like that work for you?

    Hannah

    #248205

    I’ve added a video post using shortcode and added this to the Video Post Embed [kad_youtube url=” width=”640″ height=”360″ maxwidth=”640″ modestbranding=”true”]. This works fine when viewing the post but when viewing the excerpt of the video (in grid with other posts) it’s really small. Can you help me make it bigger please?

    Thank you
    Ton

    #248104

    Hi, I followed these instructions:

    However, on our blog grid layout page, no images show.

    All of the blog posts do have a “featured image” assigned to them.

    Why do the images not display on the overview page?

    #248086

    Hey Donna,
    So you’re just wanting a consistent height for all your staff members on the private staff page, is that right? If so, you can use css like this:

    #pl-18367 .panel-grid.panel-no-style {
        min-height: 300px;
    }

    Just to note, when using the staff grid template you can choose not to have the staff images and excerpts link to individual posts.
    Hope that’s helpful!

    Hannah

    #247739

    Hi Ben, unfortunately, I cannot send a login as it is a production site. What I am doing is this:

    I have 3 pages. On all 3 I show various posts (filtered by category) in a grid. For this grid I use the Kadence grid block.
    The grid block has a set of items per post it displays, like title, excerpt/content, metadata, etc.

    Now I would like to change this behavior depending on which of the 3 pages we are. This is actually no problem with the get_queried_object_id-function. I do something like adding a filter to the_title and additional html is added to the title: “Last Name, First Name” becomes, e.g.: “Position: Last Name, First Name” (where “Position” is the value of a custom field).

    The point here is: “Position” is inside a span-Element, so html looks like this:

    <h2><span class="position">Position:</span> Last Name, First Name</h2>

    In frontend-view, it looks great as the html is rendered and “Position” is displayed in italics. While in the backend, however, I can literally see the “<span class=”position”>” etc. as part of the h2.

    So either it would be great do display just the title without the additional html (which then would be output and rendered in frontend only – this would be the is_admin()-conditional on the add_filter(title)) OR correctly display the html already inside the admin area/backend.

    This is what I try to do.

    #247621

    The Post Grid/Carousel block is a part of Kadence Blocks (https://www.kadenceblocks.com/). I just sent you to a demo in Ascend that is using this block. Are you using the Gutenberg editor?

    Hannah

    #247586

    Hey,
    Virtue doesn’t have this same post option, but you could achieve it with some css. Another option is to use the Post Grid/Carousel block from Kadence Blocks. See here: http://themes.kadencethemes.com/ascend-premium-10/post-grid-carousel/
    Let me know if you would like further guidance with either of these options!

    Hannah

    In forum: Virtue Theme

    In reply to: Staff Column Order

    #247490

    Hi Brandy,
    There isn’t a built-in function for this. A little workaround I thought of is to create a two-column row using the row layout block, then add a post grid/carousel block to each column. Set the layout of your blocks to single column, and for the second block (in the second row layout column) you can set the Offset Starting Post to 3 (or whatever you are limiting the number of posts to in the first row layout column). Does that make sense?
    Let me know how this works for you!

    Hannah

    #247335

    Hi, I stumbled upon an issue that is bothering me: I would like to have excerpts displayed differently in various places, depending on the page my post grid is used. So I hooked into get_the_excerpt and thought that I could check for is_main_query(), thereby applying my filter.

    I noticed that, no matter where I check for is_main_query, I always get “true” in return.

    So my question ist: How can I find out that I am in a custom query (by your plugin) which is performed on page-id 15? What is the condition/query I’d have to run to find that out?

    The answer can be technical, no problem with that.

    Thanks,
    Michael

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