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  • #251506

    Hi Kriesi,

    First of all thank you very much for the awesome theme!

    I have a question regarding the blog items, I’m trying to show my blog post on my home page (next to the twitter feed). But it is not showing me anything if I put it on grid layout. The grid layout does work fine on another page I created. I red a lot on the forums but couldn’t figure it out.I have recently bought it (about 1 month ago) so I don’t think it is because im working with a old version.

    Could you please help me out!

    The link to my website is http://www.lirimo.nl

    Thanks in advance,

    Marco Janmaat

    #251984

    Hi Marco!

    Please create me an admin account and post the login credentials as private reply – I’ll look into it.

    Regards,
    Peter

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    #253563

    Hi!

    The only thing I can think of looking at the page vs what is live is that the page data got corrupted somehow. The content that is trying to get output isn’t correct vs what is on the page builder. A simple way to fix and or check for that would be to re-build the page from scratch without copying over any of the data through a template or other means.

    Best regards,
    Devin

    #255416

    Hi Devin,

    I did exactly what you recommend and the weird thing is, if I just make a regular page it works fine, but as soon as I call it my frontpage the grid is not showing any more.

    I tried a lot of stuf, do you have any suggestions how i can fix this?!
    Thanks!

    Marco

    #255744

    Hey!

    Please remove this code from your child theme style.css file – it hides the post slider

    
    
    #top.home .avia-content-slider-inner {
    height: 5px !important;
    } 
    
    #top.home .avia-content-slider-inner {
    height: 10px !important;
    margin-top: -1000px;
    } 
    

    Regards,
    Peter

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