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Hi, I am still getting a big gap between the first and second line when viewing on mobile portrait orientation.
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http://suttlerecreation.comNo problem. I want to also point out that you can give a custom layout to each blog post. In the post, in the basic content editor, click on the shortcodes icon (magic wand) and from there you’ll see that you can insert columns and lots of other content elements. There are a lot of options, but unfortunately it’s a really basic way of doing it and not as user friendly. Good luck!
The Blog Page is an actual page… rather than a post. It can be configured to display all of your posts on a single page so that people can browse your blog posts. The page that you create as your Blog Page is pretty much the same concept as Category Archive.
To do this go to “Pages” > “Add New” > give it a title like “Blog”, then make sure “Advanced Editor” button is selected. Then in the “Avia Layout Editor,” click on “Content Elements” then choose “Blog Posts”. Then configure “Blog Posts”…(i.e. category, columns, titles & excerpts etc). Then press publish and you’ll see that it is now the page that shows your posts.
What the guys above were trying to explain is that the “Advanced Editor” is only enabled on that page you are creating as your Blog Page aka “Category Archive.” I totally know how confusing it is. Lots of WordPress themes used to use Category Archive as the page that shows the overview of blog posts. Now it works a little differently, but it’s the same concept.
But, no Advanced Editor is not present on Posts.
Thanks @asdevargas and @ismael.
It didn’t work with only .avia-slideshow .avia-caption. I had to also add .slideshow_caption .avia-caption-content. Then it worked.
Thanks for your quick reply.
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When I do change the theme’s functions.php, I noticed that it only changes the width and then keeps the image proportional…rather than cropping. Can I change it so that it crops the image?
Hmm..that didn’t work. This is what the entire child functions.php looks like:
<?php
/*
* Add your own functions here. You can also copy some of the theme functions into this file.
* WordPress will use those functions instead of the original functions then.
*/
$avia_config = array(‘width’=>500, ‘height’=>300 ); // images for portfolio entries (2,3 column)
Is there anything missing?
Sorry, one more question…
Can I add columns in the Tabs advanced editor? I don’t see that as a shortcode option when in the Tabs editor.
Thanks Dude. That info helps a lot!
Do you have any ideas why adding shortcodes manually in the Default Editor is breaking the CSS? And why the work I did in the Advanced Editor disappears when I switch back to Default?
It seems now that the shortcodes used in the Default Editor are breaking the css. Even the LayerSlider shortcode is not working when in Default editor. But when I use the Advanced Editor to implement the LayerSlider, it does work fine.
So it seems as though something is going wrong with the shortcodes in default editor. But I can’t rely on advanced editor since I can’t input text in the columns.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks…I really do like this theme!
