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Tell us what you are trying to do?
I am defining a view for a custom post type. I added columns to try to get the layout right and it didn't work. Now I am stuck with columns. If I move all the content form the second two columns into the first column and delete the other two columns, the content still appears in a narrow vertical strip.
I tried to remove that last column container but only succeeded in deleting all of the remaining content.
1. Do I need to delete this view and create a new one from scratch in order to have one without separate columns?
2. If I wanted to do this with columns, is there a way to change the percentage (%) width of each column?
Is there any documentation that you are following?
No.
Is there a similar example that we can see?
Ultimately, I want the view to look similar to the attached image.
What is the link to your site?
This is the link to the page showing this view: hidden link
Thank you so much
Hi there
If you mean you chose to output the View as a grid, in columns, and no longer want it to be displayed in columns, you can highlight the View Loop block and then change the Loop Style settings to unformatted, so that columns are not used.
If you added a Grid block or Columns block to the output of the View and you don't want to use the columns, you should drag the blocks out of the grid/column block altogether, and then delete the grid/column block.
If you want to combine the blocks inside another block to be able to—for example—add a background colour to the group of blocks, you can use a Container block, and add them to that.
