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  • Baikare Sandip

    (@baikaresandeep007-1)

    Hi Shellyshoham,

    Hope you are doing well, and thanks for posting a question.

    Yes that is possible using the masonry jQuery plugin.
    You can download masonry jQuery library, using that you can show the posts in column view.

    Have look for that page:
    masonary Posts

    And this is masonry jQuery library:
    Masonry jQuery

    Theme Author Shaped Pixels

    (@shaped-pixels)

    Although the pro version has that ability, the free version here does not. But you do have a couple options for this one…

    1. using a plugin to give you a Pinterest or masonry style of blog layout.
    2. creating a child theme and override the theme to create a masonry or grid layout; It was mentioned you can use the masonry scripts that Baikare mentioned, but WordPress already has this script built into it. You would have to still create custom code and a template in the theme to accommodate that, including custom CSS.

    Thread Starter shellyshoham

    (@shellyshoham)

    Thank you for your answers.
    I tried to install plugin, and I need some help with that too. it gives me a code to paste in order to activate it, but I dont know where to paste it…

    Theme Author Shaped Pixels

    (@shaped-pixels)

    If you are using a plugin, I won’t be able to help much on providing support for whichever plugin you are using, so it will be best to contact their support if you need help with it.

    As a side note, if you are needing to paste some code into the theme (a theme file), then that means you should give serious consideration to create and use a child theme. Otherwise if you modify a theme file, when a theme update comes along, you will lose your changes made. A child theme allows you to make these kinds of changes, but it’s done outside of the main theme “Aberration Lite”, so that you can keep getting theme updates.

    Thread Starter shellyshoham

    (@shellyshoham)

    thank you very much.

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