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  • jreitsma
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    Thank you for your help. After updating my theme to the latest version (3.4.8) I was able to view the Gillion Elements in WP Bakery.

     

    Cheers,

    Jonathan

    jreitsma
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    Sure thing. Will do.

    jreitsma
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    @Shufflehound2 I’m trying to do the same as JS. I’m trying to display only articles from a subcategory in my slider (Blog Posts Basic). Can you give an example of how to write the slug? Do you need to include the parent category? I’ve tried several variations but I haven’t gotten it to work.

    jreitsma
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    Brilliant. Thanks.

    Found what I was looking for :).

    jreitsma
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    Hi @Shufflehound2 please see my above comment. Forgot to tag you.

    jreitsma
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    Hello,

    I have a similar question. I would like to customize the styling of my blog category page. For example, if someone clicks on our “Partnerships” category that it displays the sidebar and lists all partnership posts using the masonry card style. However, if they were to click on my “Getting Started” category it hides the sidebar and lists all getting started posts using the “Left Style”.

     

    Normally I’d look for a category.php or archive.php file. Copy the php to my text editor, make the changes that I want, save the file as category-partnerships.php, and upload it using my FTP client. However, I’m not seeing either of those .php files.

     

    Do you have any suggestions on next steps?

     

    p.s. Love the Gillion theme. It looks top notch.

     

    Thanks,

    Jonathan

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