Artisteer template - Page showing one column?


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Jim

Posted: 2/13/2016
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I am now into my second week of owning Artisteer. I love this program because it allows even me to create a half way decent looking theme for my new word press site.

I do have to say though there are some quirks that I have yet to figure out and I find the need to come here and ask about.

I know that this problem is with the template that Artisteer created because I reverted back to the original template I first started using when I set up the site (Wordpress SALT). And the issue does not exist in the original template.

The issue... If you go to my site www.ssbn656.com and view the photo gallery page you will see I have set up 5 photo albums using the FooGallery plug-in. I have tried everything under the sun to try and get those photo albums to be 2 or 3 across and not listed as a column. I know it is the template because when I switch back to the first template I used (simple template called SALT) the photo gallery page shows a ROW of three albums and then a ROW of two albums. When I switch back to the template I created with Artisteer is goes back to ONE column with the 5 albums aligned left stacked top to bottom as you can see the way it is now.

Does anyone know where I need to look in Artisteer to correct this issue?

Thank You
Have a great day
Jim

 
James G.

Posted: 2/14/2016
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Quick fix.

in the style.css file go to line number 1956 and comment out the line.

/*content:url('images/postbullets.png');*/

then go to line number 2018 and do the same.

/* overflow-y: hidden;*/

This is the outcome.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-n77YpTPCd2NUMwaGs1dHRUcm8/view?usp=sharing


I'll look at the foo gallery and see what can be changed in artisteer when time permits.
 
James G.

Posted: 2/14/2016
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Hey Jim,

If you want to keep the images the same size (150px)

do the above and also add this:

.foogallery-album-gallery-list .foogallery-pile {
margin:10px 5px 15px 15px!important;
}
.art-postcontent ul>li, .art-post ul>li {
padding-left: 10px!important;
}

additional tweaks may be needed.
 
Jim

Posted: 2/14/2016
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Thank You so very much James G.!!!! That is exactly what I was looking for.

I'm finding out that the template that I created with Artisteer is a bit different than standard word press themes and they can be a bit quirky when interacting with plugins expecting a standard theme. My only wish is that Artisteer had some better documentation to help work through these differences and quirks. I love the program but find I'm stumbling with certain aspects mostly from *MY* lack of knowledge of PHP, CSS and the layouts created with Artisteer.

Thank you again James G.!
Have a great day
Jim