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9,995 PointsGet Pictures to stack in Wordpress Theme Development
I noticed that in the Wordpress theme development course Zac has it set up so that the images stack when you add them to the custom portfolio page. When I add mine they are being added side by side. Is there a setting that I may have missed, or possibly some code. If anyone has any indication, I can provide some of my code for further help. Thanks everyone!
Adam Slaker
9,995 PointsYeah. In the video when it displays on the portfolio single page, it is stacked vertically with spacing in between each picture. When I put in into the wysiwyg it loads them in side by side, with no space in between. It also displays it on the page in this fashion. I wasn't sure if I missed some CSS that I should have linked somewhere.
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Rich Bagley
25,869 PointsHi Adam,
Before we look at the styles it may just be a case of adding a line break between the images within the wysiwyg editor.
Can you try that first please and if that doesn't work can you post the styles you have associated with that section of the page please?
-Rich
Adam Slaker
9,995 PointsI tried that out and it seems to work fine. I think I was confused about the video. I thought there was something in the template that did it automatically. Thanks for your help Rich!
Rich Bagley
25,869 PointsNo problem! :)
Rich Bagley
25,869 PointsRich Bagley
25,869 PointsHi Adam,
Just wanted to check I'm understanding correctly :)
Do you mean when he adds the images in to the wysiwyg editor?
Thanks
-Rich