My form was basically like this
Child 1 Name Child 1 Age
Child 2 Name Child 2 Age
Child 3 Name Child 3 Age
Child 4 Name Child 4 Age
When I filled out ALL fields and submitted my test…
The on-screen table showed Child 1 and Age 1.
The export showed those plus the remaining Name fields, but not the other Age fields.
I can’t show the URL because I have changed the form back to single column so that it will work, so I included the link to information about the layouts feature.
]]>This question pertains to all posts, but it is visible on desktop on the linked post, for example.
I often use a three column format for my posts, with the main content in the middle column. The left (and right) column often ends much sooner than the middle column.
Tags, (generated by wordpress / the theme) and social media icons (generated by a plugin), as well as presumably any “attach to end of post” content I may or may not add in the future start at the left end of the container.
This makes sense, but looks bad.
Is there a way to make these lines align with the middle column?
Thanks in advance and have a great day
I’d like to set up a static front page instead of “latest posts”-page. At the moment it looks like this: https://www.smow.de/blog/.
Questions:
Thank you a lot in advance!
Ademina
I wanted to add some simple Additional CSS to get a smaller menu size (and so more space for the content part) but I cannot make it work.
The code I added is the following:
add_filter('tc_global_layout', 'my_custom_layout' );
function my_custom_layout( $layout ) {
$my_layout = array(
'r' => array ('content' => 'span10’ , 'sidebar' => 'span2’),//sidebar on the right
'l' => array ('content' => 'span10’ , 'sidebar' => 'span2’),//sidebar on the left
'b' => array ('content' => 'span4' , 'sidebar' => 'span4'),//both : two sidebars
'f' => array ('content' => 'span12' , 'sidebar' => false),//full width : no sidebars
);
//sets new values for content and sidebar (checks if there are new values to set first)
foreach ($layout as $key => $value) {
$layout[$key]['content'] = isset( $my_layout[$key]['content']) ? $my_layout[$key]['content'] : $layout[$key]['content'];
$layout[$key]['sidebar'] = isset( $my_layout[$key]['sidebar']) ? $my_layout[$key]['sidebar'] : $layout[$key]['sidebar'];
}
return $layout;
}
What’s wrong with it ?
Is there any other maybe simpler CSS to do it ?
I just want more or less 1/5 menu size and 4/5 content size
Thanks for your help, still a beginner here…
Eric
I just posted this request on the page with the release notes as I had just performed an update, but later realised this is a more suitable place.
I would like to use this code snippet provided by you guys: https://presscustomizr.com/snippet/changing-the-global-column-layout-of-the-customizr-theme/ . However, the snippet works only with the Classical style option, and I can’t find where to set this theme style option. It is not in the advanced options in the Customizer. Any thoughts where to change the theme style so I can use this snippet?
Or, just as well, any other thoughts on how to change the column width of the layout?
Thanks!
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]]>Column A | Column B
and in mobile view, the column layout will be:
Column A
Column B
ie Column A is on top of Column B
How can I retain the current desktop view but in mobile view have column B on top of column A. So it looks like this:
Column B
Column A
A solution would be much appreciated
With thanks
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Vincent.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/gallery-plugin/
]]>I was just wondering if it was possible to layout the form on 2 columns?
At the moment all the fields are stacked on top of each other in one column which makes the page very long.
Is there a way to split it in 2 column? So for example “book a table, date, time and party”would be in a left column and the contact details would be in a second right hand side column.
Many thanks in advance for your help!
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