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I want to put recent properties up the page and the old ones below that. Now its vice versa. How can i fix that?
see screenshots.
this page
Hi @SaqlainMughal,
I hope you are well today and thank you for your question.
You can achieve this by configuring the portfolio element as shown in the attached screenshot.
Best regards,
Shufflehound teamYes, i found it but still didnt solve the solution. I want to manually put some homes. Because whatever option i choose now (for example by date) does not bring the home that is not sold up the page.
Go to my page: https://sellself.be/aanbod/
You’ll know exactly what i mean when you go down -> those 2 homes that are not sold yet must go up.
To achieve this, you have to develop custom code in the child theme of the Jevelin theme.
Developing custom code for custom functionality is beyond the scope of support that we provide here. Please see https://themeforest.net/item/jevelin-multipurpose-premium-responsive-wordpress-theme/14728833/support
If you are not a developer then you can consider hiring a developer to develop it for you. You can hire a developer from any freelance site. Shufflehound recommends the developer https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~011652ffec8865c6d5
There must be a way 100% without coding, can you double check. It’s a portfolio, so you should put recent portfolios above.
Yes, it displays recent portfolios first but not the only homes that are not sold yet that you are looking for.
Forget about homes, i just want to manually sort my portfolio, how can i do that? For example slide it to the top or down.
I am not sure what you exactly mean by “slide it to the top or down” so please describe it.
Forget what I said, i just want manually to sort my portofolio. If i want something to show that i can do it. If i want something to show last at my portfolio, i want to do that.
How can i do it?
There is no option to achieve this but you can achieve this by developing custom PHP code.
