Changing columns on home page as well as category

Hi Codebloo,

Thanks for you question!

You can set the number of columns on your homepage with the following peace of code:

if ( get_option( 'page_on_front' ) == 4 ) :
	add_filter( 'loop_shop_columns', create_function( $cols = '', 'return 6;' ) );
endif;

You do need to change the ‘4’ with the page id of your home page (you can find this in your address bar when you’re editing the home page).

Let me know if this helps!

Thanks!

Jeroen

Works! Thank you!

Whoops spoke too soon .Does not work.
Homepage still shows items in rows of 4.

Bummer!

Can you try this (forgot to put priority higher)

if ( get_option( 'page_on_front' ) == 4 ) :
	add_filter( 'loop_shop_columns', create_function( $cols = '', 'return 6;' ), 20 );
endif;

If that doesn’t work, could you contact me through my website?

Let me know!

Thanks!

Jeroen

Great, that did it, thanks.
Incidentally it also seems to work without the IF statement and just

add_filter( 'loop_shop_columns', create_function( $cols = '', 'return 6;' ), 20 );

although I’m not sure why .

Sweet!

Don’t your product pages show 6 columns when using without the IF statement?

(they should ?? )

Yeah it does, but what I’m saying is that without the IF it shows 6 and 4, with the IF it shows 6 across the board!

Not 100% sure I get what you mean.

Is it right now? or are some columns incorrect

You should use the IF statement to make sure only your homepage is showing 6 columns.

Thanks!

Jeroen

Sorry I was writing a train of thought that I realise wsn’t clear.

No If statement – WORKS perfectly (6 on hom, 4 on categories).
If Statement – puts 6 columns on all pages.

Huh? okee…

doesn’t make sense for me know (that it works like that) but I haven’t seen the code & stuff so can’t jump to conclusions.

But sweet that it works! I can put the topic to resolved?

Thanks! Jeroen

Yeah I dont know why either, but glad it’s sorted! Set as resolved!