Hi
I'm attempting to override a list view using the Masonry template. Let's assume the list is called list_xyz. I am not quite sure where I might be going wrong using the following structure for my override:
seb_masonry/positions/list_xyz/item/element.php
Can someone point out where I might be going wrong?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Catastrophix,
Try to do modify the name of your field in the "positions" folder like that: "seb_masonry/positions/list_xyz/item/mainbody.php"
Regards,
Mehdi.
Thanks Mehdi,
The list renders with the Masonry template, but it seems the changes to Items in the list can only be made in seb_minima for my config.
It seems I can only set Masonry for the List, but have no option to set it for Item. Therefore overriding in seb_masonry/positions/list_xyz/item/mainbody.php has no effect, whilst doing the same in seb_minima/positions/list_xyz/item/mainbody.php does have an effect to the items (to re-emphasise, I do not have the drop down option in the list config to set the Item template to seb_masonry, only seb_one and seb_minima)).
Thanks!
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With template "Masonry" you have three modes to display a list: Standard, Intermediate and Advanced.
To make an override of a position/view of this template, you should:
- Advanced: create a file on this folder "templates/seb_minima_or_seb_one/positions/search_type_name/item/position_name.php_(mainbody.php_for_example)"
- Intermediate: create a file on this folder "templates/seb_masonry/positions/search_type_name/item/element.php"
- Standard: you can't override "Masonry" template if you select this option.
Regards,
Mehdi
Thanks very much Mehdi. That clears it up for me.
Hi Carastrophix,
Please read the tutorial below to have a solution to your need.
Regards,
Mehdi.
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Regards,
Mehdi
Hi Catastrophix,
Regards,
Mehdi