Hello, I’ve some questions about homepage layout:
1. I’m trying to use “posts grid” from visual composer, in a full width column, but it doesn’t matter if I set 1,2,3 or 6 columns in the “posts grid” template: posts are shown always in three columns. Why?
2. Is there any way to hide a “row” and all it’s elements when user has a mobile device?
3. If I use ONLY block 13 + sidebar in my homepage, could this be bad for seo? I don’t see any option to have a pagenav at the end of the section, but only the “load more” button. Not sure if this could be a bad thing, that’s why I’m asking.
Hi,
1. The theme is built based on a 3 column grid layout so a full width page will use all three columns.
2. You can add a custom css class to the row you don’t want on mobile screens, like this: http://screencast.com/t/7f8qM2Xap3 then use it to hide that row on mobiles using the class you added.
ex:
.hide_on_mobile {
display: none;
}
3. I don’t think so also. You have three types of pagination on blocks: http://screencast.com/t/sdTcb1Uh
Thanks
Hi, thanks for your reply.
Regarding question number 3, I’ve noticed that if I use in the template the option pagebuilder+latest articles+pagination, I can have block 13 with pagination at the end. The problem is that it’s required to add an element in the page builder. If I add a row in the pagebuilder and I don’t add any element, some white pixels will be left on the top of the page. Any solution to this?
Hi,
Like Lucian said you have 3 types of pagination on blocks. The template that you use “Pagebuilder + Latest Articles + Pagination” have pagination for Latest Articles: http://screencast.com/t/8aZLdshL
Maybe you are referring to the module 13 for Latest Articles: http://screencast.com/t/mUKnlSR1BEzD
So if you want to display only latest articles you don’t have to add a row without an element. Just set the module for Latest Articles.
Hope this helps!
I was referring about module 14. I found the solution to remove the white space that appeared at the top of the page by adding the following code as custom CSS for that page.
.td-pb-article-list .td-ss-main-content {
padding-top: 0px;
}
