Hi, thanks for your input.
The layout that you want can be done simply with CSS. And for the final user, it will be enough simply add the article image and text through standard tools.
Add the full article image through standard tools (Images and Links tab), add the text through the text editor and provide a link to the article. Then we can help you with CSS.
I feel this problem should be possible to fix using only css, considering it's a very basic layout. So if I can avoid complicating things using an extension that would be great.
Also, I have been able to target the DOM-elements in the article by testing to add background-colors (see image below):
I did this by adding a custom css-class in the Page Class field under Page Display of the menu link for that article.
The problem is that the elements are stacked atop each other, which is what I want on narrower screens such as mobile. BUT, when on desktop (like in the screenshot), I want them side-by-side like in my layout. It seems adding flex into my custom css won't cut it. Any suggestions?
Statistics: Posted by SocketPup — Mon Apr 08, 2024 8:49 am