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    Yes, I am sorry, I forgot I had tried Post Type Order and after setting the order back to the original one, I have posts ordered. Shouldn’t your plugin work at a lower level than Post Type Order?
    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Anyway, I wanted to let you know that using loop id=”3053,3054,3055″ I get 3055 first. Isn’t this command “loop id” meant to have posts ordered according to the list? I have checked again and just the following [loop id=”3053,3054,3055″ orderby=”ID” order=”ASC”] [field title] [/loop] or simply [loop id=”3053,3054,3055″] [field title] [/loop] doesn’t change the order. I have Re-Order plugin installed. Any idea?

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Sorry for being late to reply.

    [raw]
    <div id=”mainwrapper”> [loop category=”foo” orderby=”ID”] <div id=”box-1″ class=”box”> [field thumbnail-link] <span class=”caption simple-caption”> <p>[field title]</p> </span> </div> [/loop] </div>
    [/raw]

    This is my code, in a plain page, with Divi theme.

    It seems I can’t get it ordered.

    Thanks for your support anyway

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately neither orderby=”ID” nor orderby=”id” work for me, only [loop category=”foo”] is working actually. I tried loop ID=”3053,3054,3055″, with capital ID, but I had the same result as above, only the second post showed up.

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Finally I tried loop id=”3053,3054,3055″ with and without orderby=”id” order=”ASC”, but unsuccesfully. I can’t get posts ordered by ID. I know I have my code within an Elegant Theme module, but the loop is working, not the ordering unfortunately. What can I do to have these posts ordered? With the first code: loop id=”3053,3054,3055″, I have only the second post displayed and if I add orderby=”id” order=”ASC”, I get nothing.

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Thanks Draig and Eliot, but I haven’t been able to solve my problem so far. Taxonomy type is project_category actually, but I can’t find a way to filter my posts according to it. I want to pass the current project taxonomy and I found out that the only way is to specify it as “project_cataegory”, but it seems that I can’t get a comma separated list.

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    The [raw] shortcode worked the magic I needed.
    Thanks!

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Unfortunately, no matter what I try with CSS, I can’t find a solution to this last problem, it seems as if the thumbnails in the first row are gradually lowered, as if the top margin of the following thumbnail increased, strangely only in the first row. I tried another plugin and the problem was gone. Is there a way to fix it? I would like to stick to Custom Content Shortcode.
    Your solution with height in CSS did not work for me.
    Thanks

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    Thanks for your support

    Thread Starter buzzable

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    >Hm, perhaps the predefined field thumbnail-link should include title and alt by default?

    This is the snippet where I would need that feature

    <div class=”column-container” style=”margin-top:-50px”>
    [users]
    [loop category=”antico”]
    <div class=”each-column”>
    [field title-link]
    [field thumbnail-link]
    </div>[/loop]
    [/users]
    </div>

    By the way I am having two problems with this code lately, because the posts are now listed twice and the first line of thumbnails is jagged. I thought this change was due to your last upgrade, but I uninstalled it and downgraded back to 2.8.5 an then to 2.8.4, but the two problems are still there.

    .column-container:after {
    content: “”;
    clear:both;
    display: block;
    position: absolute;
    margin: 0
    padding: 0
    top: 200px;
    }
    .each-column {
    float: left;
    width: 25%;
    }
    @media (min-width:401px) and (max-width: 800px) {
    .each-column {
    width: 50%;
    }
    }
    @media (max-width: 400px) {
    .each-column {
    width: 100%;
    }
    }

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