Displaying Logos without Thumbnail

  • On this charity site I built https://dogwalk.cancersupportphiladelphia.org
    I’m trying to display all the sponsors’ logos (especially the major ones) in a way that will make them visible without creating a lot of scrolling, and without reducing them to a thumbnail as they are now, or making another Gallery page.

    Any suggestions on displaying them here on the home page (and on the Sponsor page)?

    Thanks!
    demicreative

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  • A carousel would probably work pretty well. The free theme doesn’t have a built in one thats only in premium but you can try a plugin like. I haven’t tested this but here is an example: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-image-carousel/

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter demicreative

    (@demicreative)

    Thanks, the carousel looks nice, but for this I’d like to have all the logos visible all the time, maybe in a few horizontal rows, but so far they keep turning into thumbnails. I can get them to post side-by-side in rows on the computer with at least some success (if I keep them down to 300×300, post the first logo aligned “none”, and the rest added to the left of it but aligned “right”) but on the phone that doesn’t work because of the different orientation.

    Not ruling out the carousel, but are there any other tricks you know?

    Thanks for the quick reply, by the way!

    Well you can create columns using the column shortcode button: https://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#shortcodes
    Left button.

    Then add photos there but still in mobile it will be single row.

    If you want the columns to shink down to mobile. (images would be really small then) you would have to add custom css and custom classes.

    Like .mycolumnclass {width:25%;}

    Then add divs with <div class="mycolumnclass">Image here</div>

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter demicreative

    (@demicreative)

    Thanks, I’m investigating carousels. I think this will probably work out the best so It displays equally well between desktop and mobile.

    Thanks again for your quick replies!

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