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  • in reply to: Center icon and text #575024

    Thank you Yigit.

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #505151

    I decide to use the debug option. Since if I understand it correctly it will stay the same even if theme updates are done.

    I think you can close this topic.

    THANK YOU SO MUCH! BEST SUPPORT EVER!

    Warm regards

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #505150

    Tried but unfortunately it doesn’t work.

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #504634

    Thank you, will try it out. I am afraid thou this will effect all my masonry blogs, not just the one on my primary page.

    But maybe there is another solution. As you can see on my website i would like to have my first post in full (100%) width, and all the other posts in half (50%) width. Is it possible to use CSS to make only the first post of a specific masonry blog 100% width?

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #503339

    Hi,

    1.) I solved the problem by a workaround. I did not use the custom css class because it does not work for some reason (looks like if masonry blog is in 1/1 element it does not get renamed using custom css). But please consider it done, since I am happy with my workaround.

    2.) What I am talking about is a simple offset by 1 post. This is simply done in a regular blog (there is a feature in your scrip), but I do not know how to do it in masonry blog.

    Warm Regards

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #502067

    Hi,

    I did what you suggested but the element does not get renamed.

    I can not find the link right now, but I read somewhere the if the masonry element is in 1/1 layout element this is a know bug. I guess I will have to find a workaround.

    I still have one question open…how can i start my masonry blog with the second to last post and not last one as it does by default?

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #501739

    Hey Josue,

    I just notice where the problem may be.

    #av-masonry-1 .av-fixed-size .av-masonry-entry .av-inner-masonry-sizer  {
       padding-bottom: 30%!important;
    }

    The code does not target av-masonry-1 at all (it just does not work). So i guess my question is how can i target specific masonry blog with my css?

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #500057

    Hey Josue!

    I tried option two but it does not work. Probably a super basic question, but how/where can I change the id of the footer on “post” page? I made quite some changes to the footer and probably best option would be to change the ID of the footer.

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #499198

    Hey!

    I want my footer (social) to look the same (same picture sizes, same cropping, … basically a perfect copy) on my blog post pages (L1) as it does on my home page (L2).

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #498668

    Hi,

    I tried your code and it did not work exactly as i need it, but you did point me in the right direction so I manage to fix my problem.

    The only thing bothering me now is that i manage to fix my footer masonry on all my pages (home, about,..), but ob single blog post page I can not fix it. Can you please tell me how can i make it look the same on my single blog post page as it does on my other pages? Thanks!

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #495946

    I notice one more thing. The image is cropped differently in masonry blog the it is in classic blog or magazine. Can this be fixed, so all images are cropped towards center? You will see what i mean if you look at my website at blog post no.1 image.

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #495481

    Thank you! This worked great.

    No the only thing that left is offset of masonry blog. I would love to offset it by one post if that’s possible?

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #493771

    Sorry was a bit to fast. I solved the problem with masonry 1 and 2.

    Image cropping and starting with post 2. is still a problem :(

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #493767

    One more thing:

    I added this code to my quick CSS:

    .av-fixed-size .av-masonry-entry .av-inner-masonry-sizer {
       padding-bottom: 65%;
       min-height: 360px;
    }

    I like the result on my main masonry (av-masonry-1) blog, but would like to limit the min-height of my footer masonry (av-masonry-2) blog to 100px. Any ideas how can I do that?

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #493514

    Oh, i thought the images will get cropped.

    OK I change the dimensions and not everything looks great on screen resolution at width 1920px, but if I look at it on 1366px, the images get squished together and not cropped as I would prefer. Can this be changed so images do get cropped on smaller screens?

    Any ideas on the “Masonry blog should start with post no. 2 ” problem?

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #492786

    Perfect!

    I attached the mockup of what I want with the sidebar thumbnails. Basically I want pictures to be in more movie format and not square. The idea is to have somewhere max height 110px, max width 230px. The image should not be stretched, but cropped just like in masonry blog.

    One more thing… Masonry blog should start with post no. 2 (now it starts with 1st post, but I already have the first post above it) I was looking for this option but could not found it yet. Any ideas?

    Thank you for such a great support!

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #492520

    Hi,

    This worked great on my main page. But now that I looked at my other pages (about, contact) I have no padding on the side of the main window. Can this be fixed?

    Magazine pictures in the side bar are still 110px even thou original image is bigger. I would like to get the same effect as with the masonry images (full width and cropped from top&bottom). Any idea?

    And thank you for all the support so far!

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #492342

    Hi!

    Unfortunately I still have some problems :(

    1.) The gap on the right side of the main page is still to big. I would like it the same as it is in the side bar 25px.

    2.) I would also like to limit the max height of masonry blog to 275px and I still didn’t figure it out how.

    3.) Magazine pictures (in sidebar) are still to small. I would like them bigger cca 110x150px. I tried to expend the box, but the image get stretched and looks bad. Looks like the image that is loaded is to small.

    Picture attached.

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #491796

    Hi again :)

    I manage to find a solution for this problem. Simple width: 100% worked.

    I still have a problem with the main container. For some reason i can not stretch it towards sidebar so i would have only 25px white gap.
    And I still need to remove excerpt and read more link from the main page.

    Any ideas?

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #491793

    Hi Josue,

    Thanks for your reply. I tried it and unfortunately it does not work. I actually, as a test, completely remove everything from my Quick CSS and the image still did not stretched to 100% on big screen.

    in reply to: Blog image size, masonary gap and picture size, … #491757

    I manage to figure out how to make gaps between pictures, the rest is still causing trouble to me :)

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    in reply to: Multiple elements in one line #416983

    Hi Elliott,

    Thank you for helping me, but the this still does not work as I wanted.

    I tried with the codeblock and with textblock and with text i get better results (fonts stay the same as they was, with code block they don’t). The button goes nicely after the text but the problem is that now everything is aligned left and not centered as i wanted. So if you have any idea how to center it all, this would be perfect.

    Regards

    in reply to: Multiple elements in one line #416299

    Thank you.

    And how can I add text and a button in one line and make it all align to center, as I shown in a picture?

    in reply to: Multiple elements in one line #413874
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    in reply to: Multiple elements in one line #413128

    I guess i did not explain it very well. Let me try again :)

    I would like to use lets say 1/1 element and in that element I would like to put some text, and a button or two. But I would like all those elements to be in the center of the page in one line not one above the other. I don’t want to use two 1/2 elements, since in this case the whole thing does not look centered since text is longer the buttons.

    Example:

    —————————————page width—————————————
    some kind of text here [button1] [button2]

    in reply to: Contact form size #413126

    Thank you, just what i needed.

    in reply to: Contact form size #410889

    Thank you Yigit.

    I was wondering if i can change the size of input text as well?

    in reply to: Adding translucent background #407676

    Thank you Elliott, this works just as I wanted it.

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