I'd like to build some pages to display flowers and other plants. Similar to this https://www.fathomtwist.com/plants/willowrosegall/ where I used Flex Grid Magic.
I'd like to be able to use different shaped rectangles: tall, wide, narrow, and so on, rather than just squares.
Any thoughts on what might work?
Which PVII gallery tool would work best
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Connie25
offlineMemberPosted 1 year ago -
You could use our Quick Grid Magic system with a faux-masonry styling applied.
See this demo page:
https://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/qgm/testing/masonry-qgm.htm
Posted 1 year ago -
Connie25
offlineMemberThank you. Works great. https://www.fathomtwist.com/plants/fireweed/
Can you tell me what I am missing that keeps the column count from switching?Posted 1 year ago -
The column count links were meant for demo purposes only, you would normally not offer this and instead control the column count from within the QGM interface.
If you do want to use the Column Count links then, since you already have the demo column count script on our page you'll just need to assign the grid and ID:
1. In Code View, look for the qgm-grid div:
<div class="qgm-grid qgm-col-4 qgm-gap qgm-b-all qgm-col-pad">
2. Assign the id:
id="mgrid"
so it now look like this:
<div class="qgm-grid qgm-col-4 qgm-gap qgm-b-all qgm-col-pad" id="mgrid">
4. Save the page.
The column count links should now work.
Posted 1 year ago -
Connie25
offlineMemberThank you! Works perfectly. I like the feature of being able to change the number of columns.
Really appreciate the great support.Posted 1 year ago
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