Big Thanks Peter works great!

I added
$query['order'] = 'DESC';
so most recent posts show first.

Is it possible to specify multiple categories to sort by date:

if (!empty($terms) && in_array(55, $terms))
I tried adding another category id like below but that doesn’t seem to work
if (!empty($terms) && in_array(55,56, $terms))

Any idea how to aply the sorting to multiple categories in that function?

Thank you for your help!

Thanks for trying YIgit,
Ok I see that won’t work then.
I guess I will have to go with the 4 column grid layout as that adjusts nicely to 2 columns in mobile.

I adjusted the layout margins which allows the images to be larger and sidebar wider as well.
Here’s the custom CSS hopefully this will be of use to someone:

div .av_one_fourth { margin-left: 2.6%; width: 23%;}
.content .entry-content-wrapper {padding-right: 25px;}
.inner_sidebar {margin-left: 25px;}

Hello Peter, thank you for your response!

From a usability point of view a self-referencing link may not be good user experience, but if there is an SEO gain then it is may be justified. I’m sure Team Kriesi has a valid reason for implementing this.
Is there an easy way to remove the link?

Here is discussion on WMW about self-referencing links if anyone is interested:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/google/4551083.htm

Thank you Peter!! This works perfectly!

Adding that css removes the entire sidebar for some reason….

To make sure it wasn’t a caching issue, I removed the above code and sidebar reappears

Ok found solution for displaying sidebar on mobile from another thread:

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
.responsive .template-blog .blog-meta,
		.responsive .post_author_timeline,
		.responsive #top #main .sidebar {display:block; }
}

Only problem is the vertical border that separates main content & sidebar is displaying to the left of the sidebar.

I have tried to remove the border with @media css styles – but no success

Any idea how to remove the border and padding?

Thank you for your help!

Thank you Yigit,

While this does fix the mobile layout, the 100% width is also being applied to all other screen sizes so that all all items are 100% width. How can I apply this to only mobile?

ahh… I now understand that they were coded to be that size to also accommodate the 2 column layout though for my needs 3 column size is preferable also I don’t plan on using any other portfolio layout templates that require the larger 495 x 400 image so reducing to 208px width should speed up page load.

Thanks for your help Ismael!