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Portfolio – Attributes

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Started 9 months ago by designnerd
Latest reply from Devin
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designnerd
Member

Hello,

A while back and with you guidance I moved the main project content below the portfolio slideshow (single entry), leaving the attributes to the right. Wonderful!

That thread is now closed > http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/portfolio-page-format

Now I am wondering - Is it possible to include a widget area below the attributes? So that we may add additional elements to describe the project? For example, a graphic element or pull quote i.e. HTML? Or is it possible to set new constraints within the portfolio attributes? Beyond the one line field entry that is there now?

Many thanks for your support. I look forward to your response.

Sarah

Posted 9 months ago #
Mya

Hi Sarah,

I believe you may find what you're looking for by going to Angular > Theme Options > Portfolio > Add new portfolio meta fields. If that doesn't work for you though let us know.

Regards,
Mya

Posted 9 months ago #
designnerd
Member

Thanks Mya,

So it does look like I can add html to a portfolio meta field. This is great!

A few more quick questions:

Is it possible to omit the meta field title and colon? So if I want to include a graphic element it would appear without the title? The meta fields don't seem to appear on the 'edit portfolio page' unless there is some sort of character set on the theme options > portfolio.

Is it possible to boost the size of the field so that I can actually see the html code in there?

Many thanks!

Sarah

Posted 9 months ago #
Devin
Moderator
Hi Sarah,

You can remove the meta data titles with:
```
.portfolio-meta-key {
display: none;
}
```
I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but you could make each meta field display as a block element and then define a specific height with:
```
.portfolio-meta-value {
height: 50px;
display: block;
}
```
It doesn't give you control over the individual lines and it will apply to each but the basic change is there.

Regards,

Devin
Posted 9 months ago #