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and here’s a website using this system in a category:

Here’s an image link to what I’m trying to do. Hope we can join forces and break this css mystery ??

https://yfrog.com/1ggridg

I’ve been trying to work something out with the code above from mercime into a category layout, and modified the css as well. It actually builds the square that could be layed out as a grid, but it looks like every square is vertically displayed, not in grid…
I am a bit confused right now…

Yes, it works like a charm, very easy to use ??

Thanks alot Michael! I’m going to check that now.

I’m exactly trying to do the same.
Taking one category from my blog and call it “features” with a grid layout that you can see here: https://hypebeast.com/features/
Any tutorial on how to do it in grid style like this? thanks

Hi,

Recently I’ve been searching for forums, wordpress website and so on.
It’s about how a post on a blog appears, how it’s layed out in the homepage
and then how it’s different once you click on it and watch the full feature.

Found below 3 examples of what I’m talking about:
https://slamxhype.com
https://hypebeast.com
https://www.freshnessmag.com

My question is how to modify a temple to do this. Of course there’s going
to be CSS involved, but what else, plugins? See how on Freshness, the image
on the homepage is cropped, then when you read the full story you get the original
size and shape.

Basicly, how to:

– Layout your post preview on the homepage, with a fixed sized image
on the left then title, info and first few lines on the right

– Limit the size of the text on the preview and put a button “read more”
instead of using WordPress’s own “read more” tag that you must apply manually
when creating your post.

– Layout the full story with a different CSS than the preview.
See how on Slamxhype.com they have a rollover black on the preview page (homepage)
then the full story has a different CSS.

– How to have the pereview image sized and cropped to a certain size
then full size on the post.

Let’s talk about this, I’m sure it’d benefit alot of designers out there.

Thanks.

thank you so much! I’m going to read those documents right away!
regards.

Woow, thank you so much! the plug-in works!
I can’t believe WP haven’t thought of this.
In any case it works and I love it ??