Tom K.
Tom K.
@omicreative e.g. a field where I could fill in an array of images to create an image gallery on the blog overview page, relevant to only that blog.
@Keyproco Goodness me, just the thing I was also looking for. Thanks! @xaksis You might wanna note that in the live demo (fiddle) you've got on your readme, these events...
+1 for me.
Hi @nahid , the first part of my post, with the array data, is a snippet of the real data. The array keys `Colour (website)` is mainly what it's about.
+1 for me.
I'm doing and wondering the same thing. @dimitrihilverda did you ever figure this out?
I actually found another way to do this using the reset() function. Likeso: ``` $jsonq = new Jsonq(); $jsonq->json(json_encode($result)); $res = $jsonq ->where('subcategory_website', 'contains', $this->sublevel) ->get(); if( isset($_GET['colour']) ) {...
[This issue comment](https://github.com/miromannino/Justified-Gallery/issues/92#issuecomment-250480791) will give you a better temporary workaround.
+1 for the docs update ;) My take on it: ``` doTheGrid(); // runs on doc ready $(window).resize(function() { doTheGrid(); }); function doTheGrid() { var w = $(window).width(); if( w...
Found the issue – apparently just a faulty setup. I was just following the [docs](http://shopify.github.io/buy-button-js/), but they seem to be out of date! On the opening page it states: ```...