Blog Filters

Goodmorning

I am using the blog section of my website as a gallery, i need to:
1 – Be able to filter posts by tag directly in the main gallery (at the moment posts have tags and i can filter them by clicking on a tag in one post but i need to be able to filter them directly in the main gallery page)
2 – Change the space between the preview images in the main gallery ( i have the masonry effect and the left/right margin is smaller than the upper/down margin)
Thanks

Hello,

01. You can add post tag filtering in the sidebar area of your gallery page.

Please navigate to Appearance > Widgets and add the Tag Cloud widget (or “Post Tags” widget) to your Main Widget Area.

This will allow visitors to filter posts by tags directly from the sidebar on your gallery page.

02. You need to upload images of the same size and proportion to show the blog design in the same size.

Also, your column height depends on the amount of content in the blog.

Best Regards,

Thank you for your quick reply

01 with the method you suggested i basically have links that bring the user to a different page with a filter applied. I need to be able to filter the results in the same page, without external links.

02 i am fine with images of different sizes, i just need the distance between the elements of the masonry to be the same. (please refer to the picture with the red markings). Right now i am able to set the value of X, i need to be able to set the value of Y too

Thank you

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Hello,

01. Unfortunately, the default WordPress and Woodmart Blog elements don’t include an option to filter posts by tags dynamically (without reloading the page). The tag links and widgets always reload the page with a tag parameter.

02. Sorry to hear about the inconvenience. Kindly, please share your Site WP-ADMIN Login details in the Private Content field so that we can check this concern on your Site and help you out accordingly.

Best Regards,

Thank you,

i solved the first problem in another way

as for the second problem i am providing you with the information

Hello,

The spacing you’re seeing is part of the grid design used in the masonry layout. Unfortunately, there isn’t an option to adjust the individual spacing (top/bottom) when using this specific design.

However, you can try editing the page, then edit the Blog widget. In the Style tab, change the Blog design to a different layout that better fits your spacing requirements.

Best Regards,

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