wpresstron

Thanks for taking your time to reply to my queries. Cheers!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by wpresstron.

Thanks a lot for your support, @brainstormteam

@brainstormteam , These images are posted by users and not by the admin. So since the images are in a masonry layout, when new images are added by the users, I might need to again set them as a background column, right?
Or if I set the download button with a margin, when images are added, if the new one is bigger/smaller than the previous, the button wouldn’t be correctly alligned over the image. I had tried this before.
Correct me if I am wrong please.

Also, I had asked in the Elementor Forum, but it appears that no one is replying to it.

Thanks for your time!

Thanks for replying.
Can you visit the site and see the hover effect of the images. I felt that’d be better than having a download button. I’m using the post-grid widget from ‘Essential Add-ons for Elementor’ plug-in for that icon and effect on hover. But is there anyway to change the redirect link on clicking the image? It normally redirects to the post page. I need to change that link to its download URL.
Thanks in advance!

Thanks for replying.
I came to understand that taking the user-uploaded images as featured images rather than as the post content makes it easy to display them in the homepage. So I could successfully set the homepage up with a Masonry layout with Elementor, and its essential add-ons plugin. There’s one more thing I’d like to have support with: My website is: https://mental-miles.000webhostapp.com . I set the icon on hovering the images to a download icon, now I’ve to change the redirect link upon clicking on the image. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any option to change the link.
The answers to your questions:
I’ve used WPUF shortcodes for Registration, login, as well as Account. I have not used any forms from WPUF on the home page and hence no shortcodes. The posts are such that it has a featured image, some tags and a title. And I display the featured image in my homepage.
Hope you’ll help.
Thank you