OMG I can’t believe I never saw that! Doh.

Hi Gunter,

Curiously it was pulling a second category, but I deleted that category and set a new category with a new name and the issue stopped. Very odd, but not worth trying to figure out why as it’s ok now. :)

Thanks for the response,

Tony

That works great on the mobile size, however when I simulate and iPad at BrowserLab the menu stays as it is on the full screen version and the logo doesn’t scale down a bit and hence they overlap. Any way to effect tablet sizes so the logo os smaller there as well? I’m going to move some more of the menu up to the top menu position, that will help as well.

Thanks a bunch,

Tony

That seems to change the size in the full screen version, and on the mobile it scales down but still crops off behind the menu drop down, and on the tablet size it doesn’t scale at all. If there a way to set a specific width on the mobile and tablet size in the responsive layout?

Ah thanks that seems to have fixed it, I’ll go back and edit out the extra p tags. :)

Hey Ismael,

Thanks, that’s very nifty. I wonder if there’s a way to make the arrows proceed thru all the categories within a portfolio grid though, as this proceeds thru the set of whatever category link is pressed first and ignores the others in the portfolio set. In other words it acts like its sorted by the category based on the one you pick, the client wants to to cycle thru all of them within set categories in each independent portfolio set up.

Or is there a way to hide the default ‘all’ and I could make a category called for instance ‘academic-all’ and assign it to each, then they’d all have a common category and all of them would show if you follow me?

Your help is very much appreciated, this themes brilliantly constructed!

Tony

Awesome! You guys are the best! Works fine. :)

Hey Devin,
Thanks for the response. What I have basically is this. The clients wants the pictures very large and wide for hi res monitors which is his client demographic to a large extent. Hence the slides are a whooping 2000 wide x 475 high.

I have a working version here: http://kristencooper.com/ctt/

I played with settings like you showed above however they cropped the pictures horizontally at the larger sizes. What I need to happen is for the full width to show on bigger monitors, but when it gets down to the mobile size it should crop in on the sides so the image stays a decent height. Also when I set ‘responsive under 1140’, the preview of the slides where you set the layers was cropped to that width. I have it set as you do above now except the responsive under and layers container are both back to zero for the time being. Hopefully you can steer me in the right direction, I’m just get accustomed to the theme, which is marvelous by the way.

Also if you look at that page above you’ll see i have a portfolio layout and a posts layout for the 4 smaller pictures, is there a css hack which will add some outside margin around the portfolio items so there is some white space all the way around in between the increments? That might be the perfect solution there.

Thanks a lot,

Tony