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  • Plugin Author Jon Schroeder

    (@jonschr)

    Please show a link or give more information. Happy to help, but this doesn’t give me enough information to contribute in a meaningful way.

    Thread Starter Jewara

    (@jewara)

    sorry for long respone..

    here the link https://puskim.pu.go.id/profil/sumber-daya-manusia/fungsional/

    i use “peneliti” as a category,

    Thread Starter Jewara

    (@jewara)

    i have problem with pagination too.. may be you can tell me how to create pagination..

    thx

    Hi Jon,

    I’m integrating Genesis Staff Bio Grid on our website: 20schemes.com/team

    We have 2 categories of staff at the moment (Director and Core-Staff). I’m trying to get the directors in 3 columns and the core staff below in 4 columns using the following code.

    [staff position=”Director” columns=”3″]
    
    [staff position=”Core-Staff”]

    Unfortunately, something strange is happening when I try to change the number of columns, as you’ll see in the link above. It doesn’t matter how many columns I try to specify – 2, 3, 5 – they all end up as weirdly formatted single column. As you’ll see, the core staff with the default 4 column is displaying correctly.

    How can I fix this?

    Kind regards,

    Mike.

    Plugin Author Jon Schroeder

    (@jonschr)

    For anyone else experiencing this issue, I’d like to share the solution here. Essentially, the quotation marks in the shortcode shown here are incorrect:

    [staff position=”Director” columns=”3″]
    
    [staff position=”Core-Staff”]

    They should look like this:

    [staff position="Director" columns="3"]
    
    [staff position="Core-Staff"]

    That’s the reason this doesn’t work.

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