Thanks Imran, however, I had to set the min-width to 768px for the CTAs to maintain the two-column span on the tablet as they do on the desktop: @media screen and (min-width: 768px)
cool video, isnt a method to autogrid or autoshrink the grid on other device if a cannot display 3 columns then use one. bricks do it more easier in that way... anyway im using elementor again cause bricks it is not working well with compatibilities..
You just saved me countless of time. Thanks ser
Another awesome walkthrough mate. It saves me a lot of time figuring things out with this. Thank you!
Another decent feature and nice video to explain it all, thanks Imran.
Thanks for this great tutorial!
Nice! Thanks for creating this tutorial!
thank you, thank you, thank you!so so soooooo much!
Thanks Imran, however, I had to set the min-width to 768px for the CTAs to maintain the two-column span on the tablet as they do on the desktop:
@media screen and (min-width: 768px)
Good point on the 768px.
Very nice video! Making sense of this now.
Somehow, my layout worked without the 'grid-row: 1/3;' of the code!
Thanks Imran!
Awesome!
super helpful, thank you
Very informative video imran 👍 thanks
More to come tomorrow on this :)
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very nice, thank you! Does it also work with a taxonomy filter? do you have any video about that?
It does indeed :)
But you have to add a loop into there
Great vid again! Is it possible to populate that kind of grid with dynamic content / custom post types?
Yes, you can bring through custom post types.
Nice, thank you! Can I have a grid in a blogpost?
Yes you can use it in the Loop Grid :)
Will this be implemented in the GRID module, instead of using custom CSS?
Not sure (yet)
aspect-ratio: 16/9 /* when the image feels too square in mobile */
cool video, isnt a method to autogrid or autoshrink the grid on other device if a cannot display 3 columns then use one. bricks do it more easier in that way... anyway im using elementor again cause bricks it is not working well with compatibilities..
You'd think so, but it doesn't always work like that here.