ethanhackett

At the moment Post tiles requires a minimum of 4 tiles to work responsively. It goes from 4 – 2 – 1 columns. So having only 3 makes the initial size only take up 75% of the space. I will need to work in some additional css versions to work with different tiles amounts. I’ll work on this for the next update.

Ill add this to the possible features list.

Ghleor,

Hmmm I’m not totally sure what might be happening. Would it be possible for you to provide a URL? Email it to me if that would be more comfortable [email protected]. Ill take a look and see what’s going on.

Is this still not working for you either of you? I can’t seem to replicate the issue.

In the latest version of Post Tiles 1.3.2 You can control tile size and thumbnail sizes. It also allows for a responsive design too. I hope that helps.

De Nada!

There might be a better plugin for displaying category names. Post tiles without the tiles isn’t post tiles. ??

WordPress does have a default widget for displaying categories. With some css tweaks I’m sure that would work well for what you’re looking to do.

Awesome glad it worked for you. I hate seeing my stuff break :'(

As far as the grumpy goes I can totally relate when I;m struggling to find answers to issues I’m having. So no worries.

I also updated the animation style and added responsive design like you saw on https://www.ethanhackett.com.

CoCha did find a NextGen Gallery fix which you can find here

Fixed tweet at me if you see an issue still @ethanhackett

Yuck this was a messy fix. I had to change the categories that were being used to slug’s instead of clean versions of their names. This also effected other things and turned into a chain effect of debugging one thing after another. I got it and while I was at it, I fixed another issue.

On the next version 1.3.3 this should be resolved. But it also means anyone who upgrades the plugin will loose their category colors. Now I have to figure out how to notify users that their colors will be lost when updating to the latest version.

Hmm… I’m looking into it now.

CoCha,

Thanks for posting this fix here. I’m not sure if there’s a way to make the plugin work universally with other image plugins. So thanks for posting your updates. What I might do is add a link to this post in the FAQ document incase someone want’s to use NextGen’s gallery too. It’s a great plugin and I use it too here and there.

Basicfm,

I don’t receive notifications whenever anyone puts an issue on here so I have to check back everyone once and a while. The best thing to do would be to email or tweet at me @ethanhackett

From what it sounds like you’d like to have Post Tiles show your tiles and not show normal posts underneath it.

What you’d want to do is create a separate page for your blog. In Settings > Reading make sure that Posts page: is not set to highlights. You will want highlights to operate just like a normal page.

Once you have highlights working like a page, not the blog, add the post tiles short code and it will pull in your posts. Please let me know if that solves the issue.

Example shortcode: [post-tiles] or [post-tiles categories=’1,2,4,10′ posts=’8′ excerpt=’18’].

At the moment I don’t have a pagination feature setup. I’ll add it to the features wish list. You could set a fixed height to the #post-tiles ul. Then do overflow scroll. Increase your maximum posts to something like 32. I know it’s not terribly glamorous but perhaps that might do the trick.

ul#post-tiles {
	overflow: scroll !important;
	height: 500px !important;
}