Rating: 1 star
Doesn’t work
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It does not work, it won’t allow custom columns, is better to be removed from here, just a waist of time
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it makes 5 columns but then the row extends to two rows! bad plugin coding…
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in admin all fine – shows 5 columns, but on frontend – only 4.
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User jamiesmachon left a comment with a work-around to get this plugin to work, but for those still having the issue of 5 column layouts – don’t both downloading this.
I’ll be honest, I didn’t even download it to try it, I read the reviews and a few people said it doesn’t work, also jamiesmachon left the work-around I mentioned.
This ‘work-around’ actually works on it’s own without the plugin. I’ll paste his comment back here again. No need to download, just copy & paste. You can use the custom CSS space on the page you are working on (the gear icon, top right of VC editor) to include the code (no need to edit back-end CSS), and just add the custom classes to the elements as he specified.
Thanks Jamie!
]]>Hi everyone, I dont know if it was due to the latest updates to WordPress and VC but I had to modify the code I use to get this plugin to work again.
As before I installed the plugin as normal.
I then assigned a custom class to the row itself (one-fifth-row) and then a class to each of the first 4 element (one-fifth) then the final element was given another class (one-fifth-last).
Please note that as before the column layout goes a bit mad and changed to 1/12 from 1/5 as soon as I saved the custom classes. To remedy this again simply re-selected the 1/5 layout and updated the page.I then applied the below css code to the style.css file.
.one-fifth-row .vc_col-sm-3 { width: 19%; } .one-fifth { float: left; width: 18.8%; padding: 0; margin-right: 1.2%; min-height: 0; } .one-fifth-last { float: left; width: 20%; padding: 0; margin-right: 0; min-height: 0; } @media (max-width: 768px) { .one-fifth-row .vc_col-sm-3 { width: 100%; } .one-fifth, .one-fifth-last { float: none; width: 100%; } }
Rating: 1 star
THIS APP JUST USES 6 COLUMNS, MAKING THE LAST ONE EMPTY YET STILL SHOWING ON THE PAGE. REALLY USELESS PLUGIN.
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Useless !
Add class “full-witdh” to column…
Rating: 1 star
It appears to use a class that starts with a number. I don’t believe you can start css classes with numbers.
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Installed this hoping for a solution to the 5 column problem that a lot of people seem to have.
While this makes 5 columns easily, those columns are stacked on top of each other, making one column of 5 items. This looks great on mobile, but ridiculous on desktop.
If authors could fix this, that would be amazing.
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unfortunately this is broken now in version 4.0. I’d love to see it fixed.
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Hi everyone,
This plugin is great and I have used it for a while now but it is not yet ready to use out of the box with WP 4.0.
So to get it to work i installed the plugin as usual giving me the 5 column option in the VC page editor. I then assigned a custom class to each of the 5 element and applied the below css code to the style.css file.
Please not that the column layout went a bit crackers and changed to 1/12 from 1/5 for me as soon as I saved the custom class. To remedy this I simply re-selected the 1/5 layout and updated my page. Voila she works 5 responsive columns.
I hope this helps some of you!
.one-fifth {
float: left;
width: 18.8%;
padding: 0;
margin-right: 1.2%;
min-height: 0;
}
@media (max-width: 768px) {
.one-fifth {
float: none;
width: 100%;
}
}
Rating: 1 star
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]]>Rating: 5 stars
I am using WordPress 4.0 and Visual Composer 4.3.4
The plugin successfully adds the 5-column layout to the VC editor, however, when I use it and then view the page all the columns appear stacked on top of each-other and not side-by-side.
I can only assume something has changed in the later versions which has now broken this plugin. A real shame as this is exactly what I had been looking for : )
]]>Rating: 5 stars
I am using WordPress 4.0 and Visual Composer 4.3.4
The plugin successfully adds the 5-column layout to the VC editor, however, when I use it and then view the page all the columns appear stacked on top of each-other and not side-by-side.
I can only assume something has changed in the later versions which has now broken this plugin. A real shame as this is exactly what I had been looking for : )
]]>Rating: 5 stars
Nice work. Good job!
]]>Rating: 5 stars
Nice work. Good job!
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Installed it and can create 5 column layout with VC .. works perfect
Thanks and this is what I have been looking for