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Hi Danny,

Thank you very much. Indeed it now functions properly, amazing!

Cheers

Thanks for the answer. Will use the workaround then.

Brilliant, thank you!

Thank you very much. It works like a charm now!

I found that I also needed to add

.lsow-tab-pane .wp-caption {
width: 100% !important;
}

but that might have been due to some specific css changes or some plugin.

Hi, thank you very much for the swift and helpful reply!

I replaced the line in the php and it does keep the format. However, it does not respond to linebreaks, which is a bummer. Any ideas on how to fix that?

Thanks a lot! Since I upgraded to the Pro version, I am wondering whether this update will also be available there?

Thank you for your reply. I guess for future releases, support for multiple lines would be cool. For now, the white-space command will do.

Hi there,

it seems like that option is only available in the pro-version. I will buy it next week and come back here to let you know whether this did the trick. Meanwhile, if you managed to find another workaround, I’d be happy if you could share!

Cheers

Hey,

there seems to be no option for adjusting the height. I assume that you could work through the CSS, but I am not sure whether this will produce any issues with the bylines or overall template of the grids.

Another workaround is to create a grid with a configuration like:

A A B B C C
D D E E F F

and so on until they match the height you wanted.

As to your second question, you can easily select only a specific category to be shown in the grid. E.g. if your category is named “bananas”, simply put the following shortcode:
[wp-tiles category=’bananas’]

Hope this helps.

Hi Razsnic,

simply add the slug to the shortcode. E.g. if the category you want to show is called “bananas”, use the following shortcode:

[wp-tiles category=’bananas’]

Great idea, would love to see such a placeholder feature!