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  • arucardx Friend
    #179627

    I’m looking to reduce the size of both Grid-Double and Grid-Triple because the images on my site are very big so setting those result in very big image. This I thought would be a very simple CSS modification just like color styles. But it end up being a puzzle.

    I managed to find the settings in layout.css, layout-hd.css, layout-mobile.css, etc etc and to make matters more complicated, there’s a different value set for S,M,L and XL. But still that’s cool, it just means more work. But the problem I’m having is, no matter how I change the % value, the size is still the same >_<

    See the block of code here below from layout-hd.css which I believe is the one since I have a 1920 x 1080 resolution. I have tried layout.css too, my guess is for 4:3 resolutions. From the default value as shown below, I can modify grid triple to 28.4% so it becomes the same display size as grid-double. Simple right? Strangely, it doesn’t take effect. Grid-Triple remains the same display size on my site.

    Cleared temp files, tried deleting the layout-hd.css file and everything displayed in the same width so clearly its that file. But why doesn’t the % value takes effect?

    /* MASONRY PRESETS
    --------------------------------------------------------- */
    /* Default (Medium) ----*/
    .item {
    width: 14.2%; /* 7 cols */
    }

    .grid-double {
    width: 28.4%;
    }

    .grid-triple {
    width: 42.6%;
    }

    arucardx Friend
    #463149

    After digging more into the code and understanding what grid-double and grid-triple actually does, I realize that to modified this incorrectly would cause the article display to break pretty much or create uneven spacing. So modifying it is out of the question unless I wanna shrink everything down.

    Still just out of curiosity, why didn’t the changes made in that css take effect?

    julianaka Friend
    #514725

    I had the same problem and it seems that it is controlled by javascrip. In ja_wall/js/wall.js you have the following code

    // update width for items
    $bricks.width (cw_);
    $bricks.filter(‘.grid-double’).width(cw_ * 2);
    $bricks.filter(‘.grid-triple’).width(cw_ * 3);
    $container.find(‘.corner-stamp’).each(function(){
    $(this).width(Math.ceil(cw_ * ($(this).hasClass(‘grid-triple’) ? 3 : $(this).hasClass(‘grid-double’) ? 2 : 1)) -1);
    });

    So changes in css doesn’t make any effect unless you change this code (at least in my template version). Too bad!

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