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Ensley - categorie blog does not work

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Hello,

I've installed the Ensley template and set the parameters for a standard category blog with 2 columns. It does not work (neither blog standard, nor blog masonray), all the columns have half of their seize.

For testing, I've switching to the standard template cassiopeia of Joomla - it works well.

Could you help me to solve the problem please ?

Regards, Lidija

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Hi Lidija

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

.blog-item.blog-item {

    display: flex;

}


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GREAT!!!

It works - thank you very much.

Best regards
Lidija
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sorry - double post
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