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Hi,
Thank you for the information. Gonna check it, test it and so on. It is an interesting problem…
For the moment we might consider this topic as closed.
Thanks again.
FabianHi Ygit
Thanks for your quick reply. The link to an actual screenshot you will find in the private data.
No, I did not find a solution yet. Personally I tend to the thought that perfection always should be seen as a process but never as some absolute state, although the only fact I wonder about is, that after filtering the page and then clicking on “Übersicht” to show the complete masonry content again, the gaps have disappeared, only occasionally overlaps are still visible.
Is it even possible to create a “perfect” masonry?
Thanks for further information to solve this problem.
Best regards,
FabianOk, it is what it is – and it’s interesting. Anyway, you can close this topic. Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards,
FabianHey Mike
Thanks for the solution. However, I have a few other related questions:
1) Am I right in assuming that the solution only works as long as the last element carries the ID 9759?
(If the answer is “yes”, this would mean that the solution would only be temporary.)
2) Why is the last image centered only in the DE version, but not in the other language versions (EN/FR)?
3) If 1 = yes, does a permanent solution exist?
Strange thing is that I used the masonry in a lot of other websites and this is the first time this problem occurrs.
Best regards,
FabianHey Victoria
Thank you very much for your help and the proposed solution.
Finally I used your code with margin: 0px 0 0 1px – so the 1px shift that occurs with every click is not so obvious. Nevertheless – with 10 clicks needed to display the current timeline – the sum of the shifts still is a bit striking.
Do you have another idea how to solve the problem in a final way? I will also take a closer look at this.
Again: thank you and with best regards,
FabianDear Rikard
It takes a special form of geniality to find answers to the obvious.
It takes a special form of stupidity not to recognize the obvious.
I plead guilty to the latter.
Thank you.
Best regards,
FabianHi.
Sorry for the delay.
As far as the plugin is concerned you may download it from the wordpress repository; it’s for free:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/
I would really be happy if the problem could be solved. Just have tried it again on the original site: no chance of translating products…Thanks.
Hi Eliott
Option “Make Products translatable” was checked.
You recommend me to translate the products using only the normal WPML-translation-procedure.
WPML recommends the use of the WooCommerce-Multilingual-Plugin for translating products: http://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/woocommerce-multilingual/#1I’m at a loss now. Just to make your point clear: Working with Enfold, Woocommerce and WPML does not require the WooCommerce Multilingual Plugin?
Thanks for your support.
