How can I get the attributes(checked under the portfolio items) to show on a full width item? The ones that normally show up in the sidebar. Do I have to include a new function or something? By the way, it's a really great theme you've created.
You can just create a normal bullet point list of items in your editor and then switch to the text tab and add the class ”project-attrs” and “checks” to it like this:
<ul class="project-attrs checks">
</ul>
then just add this to your custom css box and you’ll have the same look :)
I've tried it, but it doesn't put any data/LI's inside the UL, when I load the page. Does it have to with the fact that I'm developing on localhost/MAMP? Database works fine though.
You can see how I've done it - and how it displays - in the attached files.
no, the attributes won't get added in automatically, I was just giving you a way to enter the attributes manually and keep the same style by giving the ul the correct classes. You would still need to enter them in like so:
How can I get the attributes(checked under the portfolio items) to show on a full width item? The ones that normally show up in the sidebar. Do I have to include a new function or something? By the way, it's a really great theme you've created.
Hey Mathias!
You can just create a normal bullet point list of items in your editor and then switch to the text tab and add the class ”project-attrs” and “checks” to it like this:
then just add this to your custom css box and you’ll have the same look :)
.project-attrs li { border-bottom: 1px solid #E6E6E6; list-style: none outside none; padding: 8px 0; }Cheers!
Thank you for the answer.
I've tried it, but it doesn't put any data/LI's inside the UL, when I load the page. Does it have to with the fact that I'm developing on localhost/MAMP? Database works fine though.
You can see how I've done it - and how it displays - in the attached files.
Hey again -
no, the attributes won't get added in automatically, I was just giving you a way to enter the attributes manually and keep the same style by giving the ul the correct classes. You would still need to enter them in like so:
Cheers :)
Oh okay. Thanks for helping out ;-)