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Mohammad,
Problem still happens even after cache is cleared.
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Mohammad,
after using that code i see that it maybe does it less often but still happens… see screen shot. this screen shot was taken after the css code was updated.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Hi David,
# 2. So by using your code i was able to fix question #2. but when doing so I realized that the sidebar for some reason is not centered correctly… I looked all over in the code to see if there was something that had more padding on one side of the sidebar then the other. I couldn’t find any padding errors. So only way I was able to fix the issue was to add this code below.
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px){
.right-sidebar .sidebar-widget-wrap {
padding-right: 5px;!important;
}
}Without the code above the sidebar isn’t centered in mobile even though everything else above it is centered.
So question is…. can this be fixed without adding the above code?
#1…. will attach a screen shot of what i mean ..hard to explain. Basically a simplified explanation would be…. Is it possible to have the images go beyond the .container and have 0 padding so the image goes completely side to side while the article body and everything else stay in the container and stay at the specified .container padding value? Tried doing this myself but can’t seem to figure out a way. see screen shots.
Thanks for all the help 🙂
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You must be logged in to view attached files.RUI,
yes that’s the button i am talking about. Any alternative to use maybe gmail client to open up when that button is pressed without adding to much code?
Because in chrome if the mail client isn’t installed on the computer nothing happens when the button is pressed. not even a message pop up. So people i would suspect will think its broken. I don’t know of to many people using local email clients anymore which would make a lot of people confused.
Thanks for all your help.
Thanks David, You’re the man 🙂
Thanks Ed,
I now see why the original code was wrong. But I’m surprised that the spacing was always consistent even while the css was wrong.Only recently did i see the issue. Last time i checked spacing looked consistent even though css commanded only partial spacing. Mystery. But the new css did fix it.
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David,
Can we make the existing link use the first image of the post? That way I can avoid uploading all featured images and will save me hrs of time. and also avoid using the extra plugin.
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hi,
Ok, so no way at all?
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Hi,
Can this somehow be changed to use all images on page? my old site was able to give the user the option on which picture they wanted to use and showed all pictures on that page. This makes sense because the user might want to pin an image that is not the featured image. Also on top of that I don’t use the feature image for anything at all right now so having to add featured images to all my posts would be a lot of work just to have pinterest to work.
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Hi,
I totally understand that. The problem is with the spacing in-between the columns. Before the last couple updates the spacing in between the columns was correct and was consistent all the way from 4 columns to 1 column. But now as you can see the 4 columns look totally fine with proper spacing and then for 3 columns and 2 columns spacing gets way to large and not consistent. So to say in another way, now the spacing is what is changing to adapt to page instead of the masonry boxes like its supposed to. It doesn’t look correct and not consistent. AGAIN this wasn’t an issue before the updates.
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Hi,
I used the tool and the tool shows the same issues as i described before. Tablet spacing on i-pad and kindle etc is wrong. Also if i put the desktop width to about 1020px the issue also happens. See attachments.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Happens on All browsers when ever width is small enough to change the 4 columns masonry from 4 into 3 or 2. So problem is visible when masonry is on 2 columns and 3 columns. Seems ok only on 4 columns. Problem will exist on small screens and tablets and mobile.
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That did it. Didn’t think it would be such a simple fix.
Thanks Ed. 🙂
ok switched it to content height ….made it better but still have gaps on top and bottom.
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you mean with css or in page options??
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