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  Public Ticket #225633
Re-Order Portfolio Entries / Blank Spots
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  • James started the conversation

    Hello,

    I wanted to see if it is possible to re-order the portfolio items so I can put my top items in the "default-all" view.

    Additionally when in Masonry mode, there are empty boxes that are created from the images sliding into place. Can it be an update in the next patch to provide filler in those spots with say our favorite quotes + icons on a colored background?

    This would keep anyone viewing the portfolio interested and not distract them from the work to think "hey why is that blank?"

    Thanks

  • George replied

    Great suggestions.  I'd love to see an option for this as well.

  • James replied

    I had to take it off of "full width-masonry" and use the 4 col layout until this is fixed.

    Not as cool, but it works better.

  •  8,839
    Tahir replied

    Hey Guys!

    Thanks for the feedback. I have added it to the wishlist. 

    Cheers


    ThemeNectar Support Team 

  •  1,070
    ThemeNectar replied

    Hey James, 

    Thanks for the suggestion - when using masonry in order to ensure no spaces occur you can rearrange your items with this plugin:

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/intuitive-custom-pos...

    to allow for the correct displaying on various screen sizes. Also a bit of care must be taken when determining what sizes are used e.g. using too many wide items without regular sized items in between will most likely cause gaps. Feel free to check out the ordering in the demo for a working example of no gaps http://themenectar.com/demo/salient-frostwave/port...

    Cheers

  • James replied

    Thank you for addressing that part of my question, another side of this conversation is that how can you estimate "proper care of ordering" when the unknown factor/variable is the end user's screen width?

  •  1,070
    ThemeNectar replied

    No problem! 

    There's actually only 3 sizes to check which all desktop users will fall between - the rest of the column changes will occur on mobile devices i.e iPad and smartphone. 

    The layout will be:

    3 columns in the 1000px - 1300px range

    4 columns in the 1300px - 1600px range

    5 columns in the 1600px - Xpx range

    So if you want to test to make sure there's no gaps in these you could just resize your browser window accordingly and see the problem areas which might need more regular sized items.

  • James replied

    Thanks!