Bamboo MCR

Hi,

The number of columns is dictated by the CSS, which defaults to each column being 100% wide once the screen width gets below 768 pixels.

You can adjust this by editing bamboo-columns.css (see lines 97 onwards).

Hope that helps, if not let me know.

Sorry to hear you’ve have a problem using the plugin. I suspect this may be due to the file permissions on the server. Could you check if the plugin has successfully create the ‘backups’ directory within the ‘wp-content’ directory.

Sorry to hear your having problems with the plugin. Could you give me a link to the page in question so I can take a closer look for you.

There should be no problem putting images inside a column, but you may want to watch what size the images are. If they are too large they may make the columns stretch which could cause problems.

Hi Anne,

You should now see an update (v1.3) available for the Bamboo Columns plugin. This will provide the background colour feature as we have discussed. (You won’t need to add the ‘#’).

Hope that helps ??

We could add background colour as an option in the shortcode. It would mean you writing something like this:

[column-half-1 background=”fcfcfc”]
First column of content
[/column-half-1]
[column-half-2 background = “e8e8e8”]
Second column of content
[/column-half-2]

Would that help?

Hi Anne,

Are you saying that you want to be able to change the background colour of each column?

Glad to hear you’re finding the plugin useful ??

I had a look at the page in question, and it looks like the three columns are aligned OK, but two of the columns have an empty paragraph tag above the heading, resulting in a gap at the top:

<div class="column-third second">
<p></p>
<h3>A Marketing Partner</h3>

Checking the content of the page in code view may be of use.

Hope that helps.

The backups are stored in the /wp-content/backups directory.

To restore from one of these backups you need to import the backup file into your database via phpMyAdmin or whatever database admin system you have.