• Resolved boutzamat

    (@boutzamat)


    Hi. Great plugin – a must-have for all bootstrap users.. eventhough i dont mind working in html it’s alot easier for the end user to understand shortcodes.. i am wondering though, is there is the possibility to use different col sizes depending on view size like the Bootstrap framework offers? sometimes, objects can be better to resize at certain points, and thats where i dont feel this plugin is sufficient.. Did i miss something, or could this maybe be a future feature?

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  • The plugin does support different col sizes. You just have to edit the shortcode.

    [bs_col class="col-md-4"][/bs_col]

    Will render a medium column.

    brunobarros

    (@brunobarros)

    But the end user must touch the code which is not desired.
    Another point is… I think the col-sm- should be the default style, because on small screens columns aren’t desired on most cases.

    But can you add more than one class like normal bootstrap.. so that as the screen size gets smaller you can have the columns fold under each other.

    Like this: class=”col-md-3 col-sm-6 col-xs-12″

    Where there are 4 columns for med to large sized screens, only 2 columns for small screens, and only 1 column for tiny screens?

    The point is: An enduser w/o any HTML knowledgte won’t be able to add the required classes simply because he/she doesn’t know (even doesn’t want to know) how it works.
    I have a lot of clients who “just want it to work”.

    I wrote a plugin which uses Bootstrap Shortcodes but adds col-sm-X classes.

    Thread Starter boutzamat

    (@boutzamat)

    For anyone in this topic who has the same issues as i – i am currently getting a new Bootstrap plugin developed for WP.

    Will announce it in here as soon as it is ready for use.

    Plugin Author sinetheta

    (@sinetheta)

    As tyrann0us said, it’s possible to add multiple grid classes and I’m sure that anyone who can figure out what adding multiple classes would do is comfortable writing it with their meat hooks.

    Glad to say that SM is also the default grid size how.

    In the future make sure to check github https://github.com/TheWebShop/bootstrap-shortcodes for issues and updates, thanks!

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