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circusvoltaire
Member
Hi
On one of my pages I am using the Flexible Grid Gallery / Masonry layout via the gallery options, so that I can have a wide page of content.
I have also loaded a specific image via that gallery as my page background. The problem is that a thumbnail of that background image gets loaded at the bottom of the page by default if you choose the Flexible Grid Gallery option. Is there a way to force the gallery not to do this on this page?
http://claytonbhanks.com/short-content/
Thanks
Devin
Moderator
Hi circusvoltaire,
That doesn't sound like default behavior. As far as I know it shouldn't do anything but load in a gallery. How exactly do you have the page setup? Do you have images loaded into the page itself or is it assigned a portfolio from the Theme Options> Portfolio?
Regards,
Devin
circusvoltaire
Member
Hi thanks
In the main edit window of the page edit screen I have just embedded some videos and put some text.
The one image that is showing up on the bottom left of the main content container on the front end, is the one and only background image on this page that I uploaded via the Gallery Options below in the Image Gallery section.
Then I have
Gallery Layout: Flexible Grid Gallery
Enforce Default Background: Use this gallery as a background
Background Gallery controlls: Hide controls
Gallery Autorotation: no autorotation
Background Gallery Transition: Fade
Gallery Tooltips/Metadata: Sho no tooltips
Do you want to display: Display no pattern overlay
Image Cropping/resizing: Images should be scaled to fit
Instant Background Gallery: Display sidebar and content on page load
Under Layout Options for the page I have
Choose a Page Layout: Default Layout (content+small title)
Do you want to display a sidebar? : No right sidebar
Devin
Moderator
I see now. Whats happening is you aren't actually using the flexible grid layout at all for your main content. Instead, you are just using a normal page's visual editor content and when you add the one single image into the gallery it shows up as a flexible grid would if you had more images.
You can get rid of that single image by adding the following CSS to your Quick CSS (located under the Styling Tab in the theme options) or the custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files:
#top.page-id-13 .masonry-content-area.masonry {
display: none;
}Its a bit of a hack, but if you have the layout how you want it as is, no reason to go and re-do everything.
Regards,
Devin
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