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#1

HI i just upgraded to Pro I love it!! i just need to know whats the best way to create a section directly below my header exactly like the photo below. i would like the larger photo to be a slider then have two small photos next to it. Can you help me with this?

#2

Hi @Nashish,

Thanks for writing in.

It is quite a complicated slider but I believe that you could achieve that using revolution slider. You could check the link below for example template that you could start.

https://revolution.themepunch.com/free-slider-exchange/

You could also try using the essential grid plugin. It will help you create a custom grid line posts.

Hope it helps.

Thanks.

#3

Thank you for the reply! I’ve created two separate Ess Grids. One for the single large post and one for the double post. But i can’t get them to fit in the section properly. Here are a few more photos of what I’d like to achieve.

#4

Hi There @Nashish

Upon checking, I see that you have enabled under construction mode on your site. Could you please disable it temporarily and provide us with the page URL, so that we should be able to assist you with a possible workaround.

Thanks!

#5

Hi I’ve deactivated the coming soon plugin. Here is my sites url http://www.madebynashish.com. It looks like I’ve got them to line up the way I want. Now I just need the grid to run the full width of the page.

#6

Hi @Nashish

I’ve checked your website and I couldn’t find the grid, this is how your homepage is appearing to me:

Also, none of the menu links lead me to a page with a grid, could you please provide us with the page link containing this grid?

Thanks.

#7

SorryI forgot to publish my new Frontpage. Its on the homepage now. Thanks

#8

Hi @Nashish,

In your screenshots, the two columns are in perfect square (equal width). In your ideal one, the width of the single post is larger, while the two posts are narrow. Please note that if the width increase, the height too so the wider will create a taller image.

Please inspect your row where you grids are, then change your columns set. Like 2/3 + 1/3 (custom), you may with the column settings until you find your preferred layout.

Thanks!

#9

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