Nice, Ismael, thank you! Now I have:

function avia_masonry_custom_query( $query ) {
	unset($query['post_type']['slug']); // Exludes Custom Post Type by slug
	$exclude_cat = array('category__not_in' => array( 1 )); // Excludes category by ID
	$query = array_merge((array)$exclude_cat, (array)$query);
	return $query;
}
add_filter('avia_masonry_entries_query', 'avia_masonry_custom_query');

That works as expected. You may close this thread as resolved.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by spooniverse.

Hey MIke,

I know that the class is only added if the option is enabled. But as mentioned above (and written in the theme backend) the class it is missing from mobile – but I need it there. Thanks for spotting the mistake in the code snippet. It is working now, the class is added on mobile too.

Best regards,
Daniel

I found a script like this in the forum, but it is not working on mobile:

function add_custom_script(){
?>
<script>
(function($){
    $(window).scroll(function() {    
    var scroll = $(window).scrollTop();

    if (scroll >= 50) {
        $("#header").addClass("header-scrolled");
    } else {
        $("#header").removeClass("header-scrolled");
    }
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'add_custom_script');

Any other idea why I can’t finde the class on mobile? I know that the settings say that this option “is ignored on smartphones”, but it would be nice to have the class for styling purposes.

Now I understand the difference. I think the description in the documentation should be clearer. The code there applies only to new pages (but the setting is changeable later).

Thanks again! Thread may be closed.

Hi Ismael,

that is correct but I want to mix (standard) categories and taxonomy entries. How can I do that? Something like that is not working:

function avia_masonry_custom_query( $query ) {
$args = array(
    'meta_query' => array(
        'relation' => 'OR',
        array(
    		        'post_type'  => 'kanal',
			'taxonomy'  => 'kanal_zuordnung',
			'field'           => 'id',
			'terms'         => array('30', '31'),
			'operator'    => 'NOT IN'
        ),
        array(
			'post_type'  		=> 'post',
			'category__not_in'   => '1',
        ),
    ),
);
	$query = array_merge((array)$args, (array)$query);
	return $query;
}
add_filter('avia_masonry_entries_query', 'avia_masonry_custom_query');

In the end I could even exclude the whole Custom Post Type, that would be okay. So if I could exclude a certain (standard) category and a certain CPT everything should be fine. Do you have a code snippet for me?

Best regards,
Daniel

Found the place. I added the excerpt there alyready like:

'contents' => 'excerpt_read_more',

How do I add the preview_mode? Like that:

'preview_mode' => 'featured_large',

Or do I miss something?

That sounds interesting, Guenni007. Will try that for sure. In an other thread I read an alternative soloution for my atempt. One of them will work for sure. Thanks!

Und viele Grüße nach Bonn.

Nice, Yigit, thanks! Did not find this snippet. Works in the way I would like to have it, but I do have two more questions:

• Is it possible to load a term of a custom taxonomy related to the post with this code? What parts should I alter?
• If I add exactly your code to Child Theme functions.php the author gets displayed but the date is missing. Any idea how to show date AND an other term (of a custom taxonomy)?

Best regards

Thank you! Works as aspected. Learnt a lot from your code.

Why? What is your preference?

Perfect! Thanks a lot, Guenni007!

Any idea on how to hide the head and footer on those posts? In my case it is a custom post type. Should be possible with a modification to the single.php file of the CPT – what do you think?

Even better would be a script to hide head and footer only if the entry is shown inside an iframe? Do you think that is possible?

Best regards,
Daniel

Hey Guenni007,

it is not about the normal blog. I would like to use a ALB blog post element (as in your first link) and display posts of a certain category on a page with the option “blog grid”. If the image or title of the shown entries is clicked the posts should be loaded as iframe in a lightbox, correct. Any ideas?

Thank you for your interest! And thanks Ismael for pointing out that it can be made somehow.

All the best,
Daniel