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I understand that you don't provide styling. But where I can find the documentation how to make styling?
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#6 | radix layouts css.txt | 13.65 KB | thalemn |
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Comment #2
leramulina CreditAttribution: leramulina commentedMy theme is built on Zen.
Comment #3
Subhransu.addweb CreditAttribution: Subhransu.addweb at AddWeb Solution Pvt. Ltd. commentedFor that you can apply your style in your CSS files.
Hope this help you.
Thanks!
Comment #4
leramulina CreditAttribution: leramulina commenteddenisha.kalariya I used
float: left
whan I used mansonry grid.
I tried to use it here but it does not work. Plese, help me.
Comment #5
leramulina CreditAttribution: leramulina commentedThere are 17,009 sites using this grid. Please, help me. There are so many people that know how to do it. Please.
Comment #6
thalemn CreditAttribution: thalemn commentedHi,
This is a complex module to use (initially). I'm using a Zen theme that leverages Radix Panels, so I already have responsive styles to use, it just took me some time to figure out how to get the theme/radix styles to apply to the responsive grid settings.
Attached is the Radix Layouts css file.
To create a 4 column grid, I put the following:
Number of columns: 1
Column Classes
Every Column
col-sm-3
Row Classes
Every Row
col-sm-12
The results provided 4 columns (each 25%) and each row is 100% wide, so if I have less than 4 items in a row (my view is grouped by taxonomy term), the row will still be 100% wide.
It took me several hours of trying different css styles to finally to get this to work.
I hope this post helps!
Tom
Comment #7
niallmurphy-ie CreditAttribution: niallmurphy-ie commentedThanks thalemn! Exact advice I needed. I'd have never went with 1 column.
Comment #8
khosman CreditAttribution: khosman commentedHey, I'd like to thank thaleman as well - that's a life-saver.
Here's one thing I'd add when implementing your steps: Be sure to check "horizontal" there under the alignment heading. Whether this is critical for others, I dunno - but following thalemn's advice - and then ticking this made it all suddenly work for me. (And, apparently to get this working initially, it doesn't matter what you enter into "column classes: first column" and "last column" as well as "row classes: first row" and "last row.")
Comment #9
thalemn CreditAttribution: thalemn commentedGood point, khosman, about the horizontal setting for the alignment heading. Sorry I missed that detail in my post. Thanks!
Comment #10
kyletaylored CreditAttribution: kyletaylored as a volunteer and at LevelTen Interactive commented