inkerdoo

I went back to the blocks gallery block because that at least gave two columns in mobile view.

I’ve created a gallery with the classic editor, but I still can’t figure out how to make it display three columns in mobile view. There are multiple classes in a single element, and I don’t know how to reference classes with multiple names like that.

I’ve been trying to view the page source, inspect element, and making custom CSS to alter what’s there, but I haven’t hit on the right combination yet. I can make it look right in the css editor area, but when I view it on an actual mobile device, nothing changes.

How do I use a normal gallery and not the Gallery block?

It’s not resolved, and I don’t know what else to add to help get it resolved, but ok! I’ll try again later.

Yes! Thank you!

Yah, when it is the child theme, search results are full width. When it is the parent theme, search results have a sidebar on the right. I will leave it on child for now.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by inkerdoo.

I just tried loading the site again with the parent theme activated, and it DOES show the line “Search results for:” when the parent theme is active instead of the child theme. I guess I may have not refreshed things enough before.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by inkerdoo.

Good idea to try! Switching to the parent theme didn’t bring it back. It’s probably something I have done in my CSS customizations or in the functions.php.

Yes! Yes! Yes! You are correct. It does work!!!!! I am unfamiliar with the mobile css and I didn’t realize I had to put both the code snippets you gave me in the CSS. I had only put the mobile css in. This morning I’m thinking, “wait a minute, I’m not looking at this on a mobile device, that’s why it seems like it is unaffected.” When I put them both in, it looks great! Thank you very, very, very much!!!!

I’ve been struggling with this for a while now. Sadly, the CSS you suggest did not affect the extra-large image sizes or the content arrangement displaying on the search results page. Thank you so much for trying to help me! The search goes on…

P.S. I’m using a child theme so hopefully this can be fixed by only editing functions.php or adding some custom CSS.

I am able to change the image size using the following custom CSS:

div.entry-featured-img-wrap {
  width: 300px;
	float: left;
}

My issues with this fix:
1. I don’t know if that is only affecting the search results page or if that also affects images elsewhere on the site.
2. The product text is still underneath the image when it needs to be to the right of the image.

Please help. Thank you!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by inkerdoo.

Thanks for letting me know about those plugins. Take care!

I’ve taken the submenu out of the menu i’m using in the navigation menu widget in that top right bar because I don’t want to leave it looking bad. If anyone thinks they might know a way to fix it, I can put it back for troubleshooting purposes.

Hmm…no, I haven’t been able to figure it out, but I switched themes and I guess it went away because of the new theme.