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Howdy daitarn3,

I’m afraid I don’t understand your issue. Can you please provide more details?

I took a quick look at your site (adorable dog, by the way) and definitely see some style issues, but I’m not understanding what your goal is.

Thanks,
Eric

here is the example

thanks

Hey daitarn3,

Thanks for the additional information.

Okay, here’s how you do it:

1. Add the appropriate code to the page. If you’re using the WordPress editor, you’d drop in something like:

<div class="column column-1">
	[ic_add_posts category='testcat' showposts='1']
</div>
<div class="column column-2">
	[ic_add_posts category='testcat2' showposts='1']
</div>
<div class="column column-3">
	[ic_add_posts category='testcat3' showposts='1']
</div>

Note: you can use multiple loops on the page. What I’ve done in this example is wrap each shortcode in a div with a common class, and a unique class for styling purposes.

After you do this, it’s all a matter of styles. You’ll probably want to give .column a width, and possibly float. You may even choose to wrap all three columns in a wrapper, for floats & clearing purposes.

Providing the exact CSS you’ll need for your site is beyond the scope of our support, but give it a try and let me know if you get stuck and I’m happy to give some pointers.

Cheers,
Eric

excuse the question, but in which file should I put the code (this is the first time I put hands to the code)

Howdy daitarn3,

No problem. You want to enter that in the WordPress editor window for that page.

You’ll need to know, or have access to someone who knows, some CSS to style it so that it looks like three columns. There aren’t any built-in styles in this plugin; it simply relies on your theme’s styles and whatever else you add.

Cheers,
Eric