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Hallo,
ich habe Probleme mit der Darstellung des Portfolio Masonry.
Ich arbeite mit Landscape- und Portrait-Tags um einige Bilder größer anzuzeigen.
Alle Portfolio featured Images sind in einer Größe angelegt.Das Problem ist, das die Sortierung nach Datum nicht stimmmt.
Ich möchte 2 Spalten, mit einem grosses Bild und daneben 2 kleine untereinender.
In der nächsten Zeilen möglichst umgekehrt – und genau dies macht die Taxonomie leider nicht.
Die großen Bilder setzt er alle untereinenander, nicht versetzt.
Enfold setzt dazwischen einfach andere Bilder (älteren Datums) oder er hält die reihenfolgen der großen Bilder nicht ein.
Ich habe alles ausprobiert auch mit Seitenreihenfolge, bin aber mit meinem Latein am Ende. :-)Gibt es Hilfe?
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Hello,
I have problems with the display of Portfolio Masonry.
I work with landscape and portrait tags to display some images larger. (double size)
All portfolio featured images are set up in one size.
The problem is that the sorting by date is not correct.
I want 2 columns, with a large image and next to it 2 small ones, one below the other.
In the next row, if possible, the other way round – and unfortunately this is exactly what the taxonomy does not do.
He places the large pictures one below the other, not offset.
Enfold simply puts other images (older dates) in between or it does not maintain the order of the large images.
I have tried everything, including the page order, but I am at my wits’ end. :-)Is there any help?
Hey bur2000,
Thank you for the inquiry.
Unfortunately, it’s not possible to control the order of the items in the grid, especially when the size of the images varies. The sorting is dynamically calculated by the Isotope script, which is also used to sort the items by category. Have you tried using multiple Masonry elements?
Best regards,
IsmaelOK thanks, then the Isotope script is not very logically structured if it is not sorted by date, there are not different sized images but one large one and two small ones next to it and vice versa.
Hey!
is not very logically structured if it is not sorted by date,
Yes, the Isotope script doesn’t really take any of that information into account. It sorts the items based on their order in the document and the size of the images. If you want to make sure that items are sorted based on their query order, e.g., the date they were published, you may need to select a different layout in Styling > Masonry Settings > Size Settings or use an entirely different element, such as the Post Slider or Portfolio Grid.
Cheers!
IsmaelThanks Ismael,
Yes, that’s very unsatisfying if you’ve relied on it and the customer wants it that way.
Sorting by date is what it’s called, and if that doesn’t work, it’s a bug.Hi,
Isotope is a third-party script widely used by many themes and websites. Unfortunately, it’s not possible to control how it resizes or positions the items. If the order of the items is important, you can use the Post Slider or, as suggested above, adjust the Size Settings for the Masonry element.
Best regards,
Ismael
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