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  • This topic has 23 replies, 11 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 8 months ago by William.
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  • October 29, 2013 at 4:56 pm #69765
    William
    Member

    I go back and forth on this topic. As Brad says, it's easy to add a portfolio to a theme. The problem is that the portfolios just don't operate the way I want. I have a photography site without a portfolio right now because I don't like the small images that go with the Minimum theme portfolio.

    When I want someone to look at a collection of my work, I want it large enough to smack them in the face. Looking at all of the photography/portfolio themes in the Genesis stable, I can't say there's a single one that I would choose. I truly like Minimum for my blog, but it's not great at showing my photos.


    –William
    http://williambeem.com

    October 29, 2013 at 5:06 pm #69766
    Mealtog
    Member

    William, I was struggling with the default WordPress Gallery as well but then found this solution.

    Could you use this + by choosing say a page without sidebars, manually set your thumbnails to as large as you want to use as your Portfolio page?

    http://www.ads-links.com/index.php/best-responsive-wordpress-gallery.html

    Plus, this is responsive. Works across all the various devices I have access to.

    October 29, 2013 at 7:32 pm #69812
    Brad Dalton
    Participant

    You can change the display to 50% so each image takes up half the content width and make the images larger.


    Tutorials for StudioPress Themes.

    October 29, 2013 at 7:42 pm #69817
    William
    Member

    @Mealtog - Thanks, I'll take a look.


    @braddalton
    - Have you ever looked at the Gleam theme from Elegant Themes? What I truly want is something like that - full page with no bleed, except my menu bar at the top. Now that's a portfolio page. If only I could hook that kind of photo display into Minimum Pro.

    One of the 3rd party vendors has a Genesis theme with a somewhat similar screen display for the photo, but they screw it up in other ways that make it unacceptable to me.


    –William
    http://williambeem.com

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