• Resolved juliemcgi

    (@juliemcgi)


    Am wanting to add multiple pictures to the bottom of my presentation page like the themed example. Am able to do this off the free version of Wen Corporate? Do I need a knowledge of HTML?
    My site is still in the process of construction and really just learning as I go.
    https://www.cycleperth.com.au

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  • Exactly how are you wanting to add them? You can do something like this with a few simple shortcodes and html.

    Thread Starter juliemcgi

    (@juliemcgi)

    Yes that is the type of thing I am looking to do! Is it relatively easy to research online how to do that?

    The way I did it is using a little HTML, custom CSS and a shortcode plugin.

    First, Download and install this plugin

    Then to make the images on your main page, go to:
    Appearance > Widgets
    and in the “front page widgets area” drag the “shortcodes Ultimate” widget over. Leave the Title blank and use this code:

    [su_row class=""][su_column size="1/3"]
    <center>[su_frame align="left" class="fade"]a href="URL TO TARGET PAGE"><img src="URL TO IMAGE LOCATION">[/su_frame]
    
    [/su_column]
    [su_column size="1/3"]
    
    <center>[su_frame align="left" class="fade"]<a href="URL TO TARGET PAGE"><img src="URL TO IMAGE LOCATION"></a>[/su_frame]
    
    [/su_column]
    [su_column size="1/3"]
    
    <center>[su_frame align="left" class="fade"]<a href="https://sumterwire.com/coming-soon">a href="URL TO TARGET PAGE"><img src="URL TO IMAGE LOCATION"></a>[/su_frame]
    
    [/su_column][/su_row]

    change how many columns by change the “1/3” by replacing the 3 with number of columns you want.

    You can also use the Shortcodes cheat sheet by clicking on
    Shortcodes Ultimate > Cheatsheet in your left wp menu on the left.

    If you want the images as links to fade when the mouse is over it, go to:
    Appearance > Customize > Theme Options > Advanced
    and put in this custom CSS:

    .fade {
       opacity: 1;
       transition: opacity .25s ease-in-out;
       -moz-transition: opacity .25s ease-in-out;
       -webkit-transition: opacity .25s ease-in-out;
       }
    
       .fade:hover {
          opacity: 0.5;
          }

    LMK if this helps.

    Thread Starter juliemcgi

    (@juliemcgi)

    Thanks so much ??

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