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Hi! Thank you for using my plugin.
As per the first question, let me investigate how can I implement this function and I’ll get back to you.

For the second issue, I don’t understand if you need to display both articles and custom post types in the same module/section or in the same page. Could you please clarify your question, please?

Take care
Mirko

Thank you ??

In fact I would like to use the module ‘slider post fullwidth’ with the post classical and articles of the post type ‘project’ (the 2 in the same slider).

I do not know if I explain correctly?

The query that calls the portfolio elements can work only for a post_type at once.

Anyway you can workaround this issue with the “override permalink” option.

How to manage this.

Let’s say you have 3 projects and 1 article you want to display in your portfolio:
The 3 project run under category “carousel”
The article url is: https://somesite.dom/my_featured_article/

Now we will add a new project with the category “carousel”: name it whatever you want, add a featured image and everything you want to be displayed in the carousel/portfolio.
Now scroll your page to “Custom Fields”, add a new custom field named, for instance, ‘slider_url’ and set it to: ‘https://somesite.dom/my_featured_article/’

Now go back to Acme Divi Modules settings, open your portfolio preset and fill the field “override permalink” with the value: ‘slider url’

You can use this workaround to link portfolio items from different post types.

For SEO purposes, add no-index/no-follow to the fake content page.

Hope this is clear, let me know if you need further assistance.
Take care
m

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by acmemediakits.

Ok, find good ??
I would never think of doing that.
It seems clear to me, I will try and I come back if there is a problem.

But it should work ??
thank you very much

Hi! Glad to know it is clear ??

If you like my plugin, please share your love a give it some stars!

Anyway I will keep this thread open still for some days if you encounter any issue.

About the image size, I think I will add the feature you suggested in the next release: thank you for your hint.

Have a good job
Mirko

OK, I will note the plugin no problem ??

I have a little worry, I have the trick.
But I have a problem, the link appears well, but I do not have the article asked, I come across the fake project.

A second question, is it possible to add a Custom Fields, so that the plugin shows or not the project?
Thanks for your replies ??

Please double check you filled the right informations, I have this trick working on a live environments:

Project Meta Field:

Preset setting:

As per your second question: yes it is possible to add it, but I think it is easier for you to set up a proper category so you can include only the projects you want to display.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by acmemediakits.

Thank you it works ??

I think I saw a small CSS bug
When I resize the window, the number of columns I have indicated (to have only one column at any resolution), does not apply.
I have 1 column at 1600 and higher, only one at 320, but the intermediate resolutions gives me 4, 3 then 2 columns.
How do you fix that?

Hi!
Those settings are driven by a JS that overrides Divi defaults.

You are supposed to fill the value for all the 5 resolution breakpoints.
In order to set only 1 column for all breakpoints you should fill this value:

View post on imgur.com

Here you can find a quick tutorial:
https://dev.acmemk.com/fw-portfolio-products/

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by acmemediakits.

Yes that’s what I did.
But, the 3 intermediate resolutions, does not work, and an info with 3 and 2 columns is sent.

Hi.
I guess the override function is triggered too early in your environment.
You may try to trigger the resize action later.

You can see the same setup running in this example:

Anyway, how to increase the function timeout?

1. open the file /wp-content/plugins/acme-divi-modules/public/js/acme-divi-modules-public.js

Starting at row 32 we have the following functions:

/**
     * ONLOAD Launcher
     */
    $(document).ready(function () {
        waitForFinalEvent(function () {
            if(false==isFrontBuilder())
                masonry_setup($('.acme_grid'));
            if($('.acme_carousel').length > 0) {
                var $et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio = $('.acme_carousel');
                $et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio.each(function () {
                    var set_container_height = $(this).hasClass('et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio_carousel') ? true : false;
                    set_fullwidth_portfolio_columns($(this), set_container_height);
                });
            }
        }, 40, 'callbackID');
    });

    /**
     * ON WINDOW RESIZE Launcher
     */
    $(window).resize(function () {
        waitForFinalEvent(function () {
            if(false==isFrontBuilder())
                masonry_setup($('.acme_grid'));
            if($('.acme_carousel').length > 0) {
                var $et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio = $('.acme_carousel');
                $et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio.each(function () {
                    var set_container_height = $(this).hasClass('et_pb_fullwidth_portfolio_carousel') ? true : false;
                    set_fullwidth_portfolio_columns($(this), set_container_height);
                });
            }
        }, 40, 'callbackID');
    });

At both row 46 and row 63 you will find this statement:
}, 40, 'callbackID');

The number 40 is currently the timeout value in milliseconds.
You can increase this value to an arbitrary time. I suggest you to try with 1000 and if the value is working for you, you can decrease that value to the minimum suitable.

As long as I can’t see your site, I can only guess.

Take care
mirko

Hello
I managed to make it work.
All works ??
It was a stupid mistake, I had put ‘|’ In place of ‘,’ I had made a copy paste from the example.
Thanks for the effective help ??