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  • darengr Friend
    #843147

    I have a requirement to display 3 items in isotope layout, instead of the default which is two.
    How is this possible?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #845032

    Hi @darengr,

    I’m afraid that at this moment, there is no option to set the number of items in isotope layout, it requires lots of work with JS code.

    Btw, in screen size bigger than 1440px, displaying 3 items per row will not look nice.

    darengr Friend
    #845233

    Thank you @saguaros,
    I will try to find alternatives, but I am loosing one of the nicest features of this template.
    I am working with a single-column layout for all screens sizes, and I am using 3 intro features, 3 footer modules (as your demo), 3 team members, so if i stay with 2 project columns, I am loosing the symmetry of the landing page.
    regards

    Saguaros Moderator
    #846481

    You will need to customize the JS code in template to achieve that, this is a bit complicated so I recommend you to hire a developer to get it done for you.

    darengr Friend
    #846489

    I have had other problems with isotope (in my recent posts for NOT keeping the image width/height ratio a standard number, you may have seen them with printscreens),
    so I am really surprised that the development team did not follow the usual joomla option to define parametrically the number of columns to display as in normal blog layout.
    It would be so much easier to adapt the template to the needs.

    I am now thinking of not using isotope at all,
    both because I cannot define the # of columns I want to display,
    and also because the images get displayed more rectangle or more square, according to screen resizes,
    something that the standard joomla blog layout shows very well, and the images keep their width/height ratio standard.

    regards

    Saguaros Moderator
    #847366

    Hi darengr,

    I understand your point, however, that’s special kind of isotope layout – items with different height/width. You can give a try with standard Joomla Blog layout.

    darengr Friend
    #847422

    as a last favor for this, please let me know which file produces the 2 items/row layout, so I can have a look in the code.
    regards

    Saguaros Moderator
    #851031

    It loads several JS files in directory: ROOT/templates/ja_mono/js , kindly take a look.

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