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Hi
i want to show every category blog Layout in that preview.
http://www.tennisgate.com/en/blog/I have predesigned it in pages – but every selection i choose in blog layout, it is always the complete blog article shown.
I just want to show a big image, author avatar and the title – no content.What is wrong?
Thanks for your help. Oliver
Hey!
Thank you for using the theme.
Looks like you managed to fix it yourself. I can only see the featured image and title of the post item when I checked the link that you provided.
Regards,
IsmaelHi Ismael
unfortunately not. There is always a grid layout – its always the same, if i choose multiauthor blog, single author with small or with big preview. The layout is always grid. Just have a look on ‘Pages, Blog’. I put a ‘Blog Posts’ Element on the site and choosed Multi-Author, but the layout is grid.Hey!
Thank you for the update.
I would like to debug the issue but the access that you provided doesn’t have full admin rights. We need to check the theme options and general settings in order to find the issue.
Best regards,
IsmaelHey!
I have changed blog style in Enfold theme options > Blog Layout – http://i.imgur.com/V5HfveV.png it worked fine.
I have also created a private page called “Test page” and added Blog posts element and it does too work fine.Best regards,
YigitHi!
Please add following code to Quick CSS in Enfold theme options under General Styling tab
.blog div.entry-content { display: none; }Blog style in the link you posted is not using Grid Layout? :)
Cheers!
YigitHey!
Are you selecting the predefined orange option at any time? Once the setting is saved there is nothing that will cause it to change back without user interaction.
I would check live but the logins above are not currently working on my end.
Changing anything in the theme css files is not going to work since it will get written over each time you update. You would instead change it in the style options or add the same css to your Quick CSS, child theme style.css or the custom.css file in the themes css folder which is meant for custom css.
Looking at your generated css file what you actually have in your Quick CSS is incorrect and not what Yigit pasted in his response. You have:
tab .blog div.entry-content { display: none; }The body font family set further down is currently showing as taking effect.
Regards,
DevinHi!
Thank you for the update.
You’ll have to use the Quick CSS field but if you’re working on a multi-language website, it is best that you place the css modifications on custom.css file to affect both languages. Checking on the website, the headlines are already using the Oswald font and the body fonts are already set to Lucida Sans.
Regards,
Ismael
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