3 Column Layout

When you have widgets in primary and secondary sidebar, 3 column layout is working.

Thanks for you answer.

You’re so right ! It’s working.

I’m sorry, thing is that for some reason in my laptop at home on firefox on Linux it’s not for some weird reason. I will check and tell you if anything. There is no cache. I’ll clear cookies and test !

Guess I lost time trying to fix something that did work !

Hi Sami

Really a great piece of clean and functional blog. Thank you!

My question:

When I choose 3 columns left on the front page, I only get to see posts in the first 2 columns and the sidebar in the third column. How can I extend posts to show in the 3rd column too?

Also for the “more articles” at the end of the page, only 2 columns are showing posts and the 3rd is empty.

Thanks in advace.

Can you link to your site, I’m not sure I understand.

Hi Sami

Am sorry I was not clear to communicate my problem. I have the site in BitNami testing.

I use “three columns, left” from the “Layout” in the “Customize” menu.

The behavior I would expect/want with “three columns, left” is that 3 columns to the left get filled with post in grid form and a forth column with sidebar.

However, on the front page, I only see 2 columns of posts in grid form, a 3rd column for the sidebar and the 4th is empty. I don’t know why the 3rd column does not get filled with posts?

I still need that link:) I don’t want to start guessing. But anyways three columns, left means content on the left, primary sidebar in the center and secondary sidebar on the right.

Thank you for your explanation.

Oh so It’s not possible to use three columns of content on the left and sidebar to the right?

Oh so It’s not possible to use three columns of content on the left and sidebar to the right?

Everything is possible but global layout is meant to work as I described.