Portfolio items display as 3 columns instead of 4

[21cls_media]

We are trying to make our portfolio page display 4 columns using Full-Width Standard/Masonry. Everything works well except Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer the images are being increases in width and force the 4 item to go to a new row. However, when we check your sample site it does not do this in Internet Explorer.

I have given two screenshots below. One for your site and one for ours. Please let us know what you do in your site so we can have our function the same.

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Are you using latest version 2.54 of theme ? Please provide me page url with issue so i can debug and resolve the issue .

Thanks 🙂
With Best Regards
Swift Ideas

[21cls_media]

Yes, we are.

Link: http://21cls.com/media_site/?page_id=150

[21cls_media]

We also tried to set specific 4:3 images as the thumbnails, but that did not seem to work either.

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
I checked with IE10, IE9 but i am not getting issue like that . Please check with another machine after clearing cache .

Thanks 🙂
With Best Regards
Swift Ideas

[21cls_media]

Hello,

I am not sure how you are getting it to work on IE10, I am unable to do so on my computer. I have provide 3 screenshots.

– These come from my windows machine: internet_explorer_does_not_work.jpg + firefox_windows_works.jpg
– This one comes from a mac machine: firefox_mac_does_not_work.jpg

You should be able to see the version numbers as well in the screenshots. Let me know if this helps.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

Your site is not loading for me, please check back

– Kyle

[21cls_media]

It should be back up now, we were having problems with our server.

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Ok I see the issue, not sure what’s causing this. I will forward this to the developer so that we can get this resolved

– Kyle

[ygk]

I also have the same issue in Chrome and Firefox with my website: http://www.yungraphik.com

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hey guys,

Can you try adding this custom css, and let me know?

.portfolio-items .col-sm-3 {
width: 24.95%;
}

– Ed