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Assisted by: Minesh.
Hello.
So I am trying to style the archive pages for the site I am constructing, and I have a few questions. (this is my first attempt at manually creating a view)
I have successfully created a nested view to list all the matching products on a specific page as per these instructions:
https://toolset.com/2015/07/how-to-group-posts-by-category/
everything seems to be ok ... but how do you style the output?
I see a box called "Loop Editor" and one called "Output Editor" (screenshots) but I do not know how to style the output.
Currently my new view generates this:
Custom Taxonomy Term
Space-delimited list of custom posts that match the above mentioned term.
Concrete Tile
Wave Vertices Stone Cork Riscado Prisma Madeira Parquet Madeira Deck Leaf Hando Plus Hando Cubus Concrestrip
I would like to style the Taxonomy so it looks like the hard-coded version above, and I would like to be able to style the links so they are in one column and they change when hovering over them ... but I don't know how or what to style. The tutorial just says to style it, but doesn't show how.
Is this done on the page where the view will be displayed? if so, I still am not sure how I style it so each post link is on a separate line.
I hope this makes sense
thx
Gordon
hi there ... so I was able to get it to work after a whole lot of trial and error ... so thanks.
Do you happen to know if there is an easy way for the toolset loop to output into two separate columns on the fly? I have some pages that will have up to 60 links and it would be great to have it automatically place them into two columns.
I guess I could have two views, one that only shows the first 30 and the other that skips the first 30 ... would be neat if there was a CSS tricks that can do this though.
