• Resolved alvarado87

    (@alvarado87)


    Hi!

    I would like to organize my posts page. I would try to explain it as best as possible. I have a travel blog and each post has a “country” category: so in the menu, when they click in category “Malaysia” they can see all the posts related with Malaysia.

    https://travelbloggia.com/es/category/malasia/

    I want all the posts together in one big section called “Destinations”, but instead of having the posts classified from most recent to oldest, I would like to have them divided into sections. As an example: one big title “Malaysia” and below all posts with “Malaysia” category, next “Cambodia”, next “Singapore” etc, etc. Right now is very disorganized.

    https://travelbloggia.com/es/category/destinos/

    I’m open to whatever solution the theme can provide me. I thought of using a portfolio o gallery page but none worked for me.

    I hope everything is clear! Thanks in advance!

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  • Hello Alvarado,

    I’ve been trying to find a way within the theme settings to accomplish this, but I am not finding anything.

    You will likely have to find a plugin that allows for customization of your blog’s display to show the posts this way.

    I’ll let you know if I find anything specific. Someone else may know a solution when they see this thread.

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter alvarado87

    (@alvarado87)

    Hellow Kevin,

    Ok! Thanks for all your effort!

    álvaro

    hannah

    (@hannahritner)

    Hi álvaro,
    The premium theme allows for this using shortcodes, however I don’t believe there’s a built in option to make this work in the free theme, sorry!

    Hannah

    Thread Starter alvarado87

    (@alvarado87)

    Hi Hannah,

    Thanks for the info, so it would be possible to do it with the premium theme? That’s good to know ?? I will look into it.

    For the time being, it would be possible to remove the link to “Destinations” from my menu at the topbar?

    Thanks for all your support!
    álvaro

    In order to remove that from the topbar, you’ll have to go to Appearance> Menus and remove it from your topbar menu.

    does this work for you?

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter alvarado87

    (@alvarado87)

    Hi Kevin,

    No, I just want to deactivate the link, so when someone clicks on “Destinos” is not redirected to any page. Is this possible?

    Thanks!

    álvaro

    Try adding this CSS to Theme Options> Advanced Settings:

    li.menu-destinos > a {
        pointer-events: none;
    }

    Let me know if that works for you!

    -Kevin

    Thread Starter alvarado87

    (@alvarado87)

    It works! Thanks a lot for all your help!

    No problem! I’m glad that works for you.

    -Kevin

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