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.txt13.65 KBthalemn
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leramulina created an issue. See original summary.

leramulina’s picture

My theme is built on Zen.

Subhransu.addweb’s picture

For that you can apply your style in your CSS files.

Hope this help you.

Thanks!

leramulina’s picture

denisha.kalariya I used
float: left
whan I used mansonry grid.

I tried to use it here but it does not work. Plese, help me.

leramulina’s picture

There are 17,009 sites using this grid. Please, help me. There are so many people that know how to do it. Please.

thalemn’s picture

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Hi,

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

niallmurphy-ie’s picture

Thanks thalemn! Exact advice I needed. I'd have never went with 1 column.

khosman’s picture

Hey, 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.")

thalemn’s picture

Good point, khosman, about the horizontal setting for the alignment heading. Sorry I missed that detail in my post. Thanks!

kyletaylored’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)