Fri, 2019-03-22 15:32
Hi,
Any help in css for Mobile 2 or 4 colums align images in landscape view. Right now in development stage -
http://myshop.clysarts.com/index.php
I have not used any code in css for this purpose as yet , but it would nice if any help in this regards.
Thanks
Gary
Mon, 2019-03-25 10:24
#1
Lots of people visit our
Lots of people visit our website development company in Bangalore with the same query.
Mon, 2019-03-25 16:54
#2
In moderator-mode
Lots of people visit our [link redacted] with the same query.
In that case, you should be able to help the OP here on the forum. If not, your post is simply spam and will be deleted.
g
Mon, 2019-03-25 23:27
#3
Hi, I may not be a highly
Hi,
I may not be a highly skilled professional , I do have little knowledge of website development.
Sorry if this query has been posted many a times , I myself have posted 1-2 same query , and also got fantastic response and it did work out for me , because the php used and the templates files seem to work together. But in the case the same css which I got help from csscreator does not seem to fit for this web template. Like for example this productlist does look the same -
http://myshop.clysarts.com/product.php
but the php used is different-and it also based of the templates files which keep changing. May be I would have miissed something not sure.
That's why I posted for help.
Just want to make sure it looks good before moving the website to the main server.
Sorry for the trouble if my posting has caused to anyone.
Thanks
Gary.j.s
Tue, 2019-03-26 21:11
#4
I may not have been clear
My reply was to Arush. I believe his post was strictly to solicit your patronage instead of offering public help in the spirit of the community.
I have not responded to your query because I have not worked in WP and their usually, really crappy theme codes for maybe a decade. I looked at your html and css source and it has not disabused me of my notion of WPTheme code's craposity. I haven't a clue to what the mid-tier server scripts are doing.
The solutions I've posted are for what needs to be done at the browser side interface. It is up to you to match the fix to the file. For an example of the idiocy of WP Themes, there are fifteen or more stylesheets which may duplicate or counter one another, depending on the selectors' specificity or the order loaded. A well structured bespoke website will seldom require more than two or three. How your templates use the results of server-side scripts will determine how you would implement html structural edits. These are beyond my ken.
g