Your Guide to Recreating Elements of the Zenith Demo for WordPress
The Photo Collage particle displays images in a fun, modern collage.
Here are the topics covered in this guide:
These options affect the main area of the particle, and not the individual items within.
Option | Description |
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Particle Name | This is the name of the particle used for back end management. It does not appear on the front end. |
CSS Classes | Enter any CSS class(es) you wish to have apply to the particle. |
Content Source | Choose between Particle and WordPress as the Content Source. |
Title | Enter a title for the particle that appears on the front end. |
Item Spacing | Set a custom amount of spacing between items. |
These items make up the individual featured items in the particle.
Option | Description |
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Width Ratio | Set the width ratio. (Appears only on large desktops.) |
Height Ratio | Set the height ratio. (Appears on all devices except mobile.) |
Photo | Select a photo to display as the item. |
Icon | Set an icon to appear when you hover over the image. |
Option | Description |
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Categories | Select the categories of posts this particle will display. |
Posts | Select the number of posts you would like the particle to fetch. |
Sticky Posts | Choose whether to Hide or Show Sticky Posts. |
Number of Posts | Enter the maximum number of posts to display. |
Start From | Enter offset specifying the first post to return. The default is '0' (the first post). |
Order By | Choose the type of factor to order by. |
Ordering Direction | Choose between Ascending and Descending as the post ordering method. |
This section configures how posts are displayed.
Option | Description |
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Image | Select which image in an post should be displayed. |
Title | Choose whether or not the title of an post should be shown. |
Title Limit | Set a character limit for titles. |
Note: When using WordPress Content source, images can utilize Width and Height options by adding, for example, width-2 and/or height-2 to the Alt Text field for either the Intro or Full image of the Article(s) you are displaying.