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  • August 14, 2014 at 1:02 pm in reply to: Adding multiple "recipe" index pages to Foodie theme #118840
    ciaomama
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    Thank you both so much. One more thing - I see that there is a plugin called "Genesis Grid." Will this essentially do the same thing?

    August 14, 2014 at 9:18 am in reply to: Adding multiple "recipe" index pages to Foodie theme #118793
    ciaomama
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    Hi Lauren - thank you for your reply!

    So basically, she just set it up so that her category pages display in a grid format? If I can figure that out, then I could possibly customize the Foodie theme this way instead of figuring out how to copy the first index.

    Thanks,

    Anne Marie

    August 14, 2014 at 8:54 am in reply to: Adding multiple "recipe" index pages to Foodie theme #118788
    ciaomama
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    Hi, thank you so much for you reply!

    According to the same question sent to Shay Bocks, the Foodie creator, "if you're handy with css and php, yes. 🙂 It takes some customization, but mostly just copying the first index."

    I wish I knew exactly how to do this, but the truth is...I don't have a clue where to start! But yes, I basically really want a grid-style layout to display all of my recipes in one page, all of my diy projects in the other, etc. After I saw ohmyveggies.com customize her Foodie theme to do this, I was determined that I could do this, too. The tutorial you sent...if I followed those steps, could I do this with the Foodie theme? Or is that something different?

    Thank you again for your help, I really, really appreciate it.

    Anne Marie

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