• Resolved Boip3

    (@boip3)


    Hi, i’m using ALM and this is a awesome plugin!

    First, i always need to display 3 posts per page ( 3 results on each ajax call ) on whatever screen size i am.

    My problem is, when i am on a large screen device, i display my 3 results on 1 row. But when i’m on a medium screen device, i need to display only 2 results on each row.

    So on first load, i see 2 results on the first row, and 1 results on a second row. When i click on load more, i expected that the first results will go also on my second row, and the last 2 results will be displayed on a third row, and so on.

    something like that :
    1-1
    1-2
    2-2

    But right now, my results have a <div class=”alm-reveal”> around them, so it break my layout when i try to display them.

    something like that:
    1-1
    1
    2-2
    2

    How can i remove that <div class=”alm-reveal”> around my results?

    Thanks!

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/ajax-load-more/

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  • Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    Hi Boip3,
    Currently, you cannot remove that wrapping div. It’s required in order to display the posts.

    I’ll consider adding an option to remove that container.

    Hello,

    I’m facing the same issue, it’s very annoying to have this wrapping <div> around…

    My best try was to load 1 post only at a time…

    Is it possible to have the “load more” calling in.ex. 3 times the load script ?

    I have the problem with a row of 4x posts, but cannot resize to 3 columns because of the wrap div…

    Can’t wait to have the option to remove <div alm-reveal /> 😉 !

    Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    How is the .alm-reveal div interfering with your markup?
    Maybe I can help fix this.

    A future version setting transition=’none’ will remove this div.

    transition=’none’ will partially help only, I need the transisition effect (because it’s nice to have) AND a fluid grid centered…

    I have the same problem/need as explained by the user Boip3 in the first post above

    Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    I get that… The reason .alm-reveal is currently in play is to make the animations as smooth as possible.

    I’m working on this for next release… Likely 2 weeks away.

    Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    This setting has been added to the next release and will be included in alm 2.9.0

    Release has been pushed back to accomodata additional updates/fixes/new features.

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