Related Posts Layout Element
Create Amazing Custom Layouts
Loaded With Customization Options
With all of the styling and customization options available, you can ensure that your Relates Posts are not only stylish, but they can also be useful in delivering valuable information to your website visitors, for any post.
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CREATE THE LAYOUTS YOU WANT
The Avada Theme Builder provides the ability to design and build completely custom layouts for your Avada website. Choose to customize the Footer, single posts, Portfolio posts, archives, search results, and more. With the power of Layouts, Layout Sections, Conditional Logic, Layout Section Elements, and Avada’s massive range of Design Elements, the sky is the limit. Custom design a global footer or only apply the custom Footer to a single page or post.
Mobile Visibility Settings
Our mobile visibility system gives you full control over what displays based on 3 customizable screen sizes. Every Fusion Builder Element has these settings and they allow you to show or hide elements on various screen sizes. In addition, you can choose what those screen sizes are! This gives you maximum control to set the exact point when an element should show or hide. Resize the page to see the elements appear or disappear based on what we set.
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Advanced Options Network
Theme Options are global, Page Options are individual to the page, and Element Options are specific to the particular element and can over-ride the Theme Options entirely. This setup gives you amazing creative flexibility that becomes indispensable when you start creating your site. Having the option to freely choose how your entire site, individual pages and specific elements are styled is an incredible freedom.
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Documentation & Videos
We have a wide range of support material to suit your learning style. Our documentation is extensive and growing. There are almost 500 documents, where you can search and read about almost any aspect of Avada. Prefer to watch? We have a growing library of HD video tutorials covering the basics and much, much more. Like to engage? Submit a support ticket, join our Community Forum, or engage with other users on the community run Facebook Avada Users Group.
Customize Elements Globally Or Individually
Elements can be controlled globally inside of the Fusion Theme Options, or individually per Element by changing the options for each once added to a page or post. Individual Element options will always override the global theme options. This flexibility gives you the ultimate freedom to style Elements and content that is unique and will stand out from the rest of the site.
Element Options
- Layout – Controls the layout style for related posts and related projects.
- Number of Related Posts – Controls the number of related posts and projects that display on a single post.
- Maximum Columns – Controls the number of columns for the related posts and projects layout.
- Column Spacing – Controls the amount of spacing between columns for the related posts.
- Image Size – Controls if the featured image size is fixed (cropped) or auto (full image ratio) for related posts. IMPORTANT: Fixed works best with a standard 940px site width. Auto works best with larger site widths.
- Autoplay – Turn on to autoplay the related posts carousel.
- Show Navigation – Turn on to display navigation arrows on the carousel.
- Mouse Scroll – Turn on to enable mouse drag control on the carousel.
- Scroll Items – Controls the number of items that scroll at one time. Set to 0 to scroll the number of visible items.
- Enable Heading – Turn on if you want to display default heading.
- HTML Heading Size – Choose the size of the HTML heading that should be used, h1-h6.
- Margin – Enter values including any valid CSS unit, ex: 4%.
Element Visibility – Choose to show or hide the element on small, medium or large screens.
CSS Class – Add a class to the wrapping HTML element.
CSS ID – Add an ID to the wrapping HTML element.
