Right off the bat I want to say I am pretty much a newbie when it comes anything code. I am learning HTML and CSS, and I had just figured out Custom Content Shortcodes when I saw L&L was probably the better choice to learn. And I am loving it!
Anyways, building a loop I noticed how my loop only produces a single column of items if I use paged= instead of count=.
The only difference between the two is <Loop type=post paged=2> and <Loop type=post count=2>
(I wanted to upload images here, but I am not allowed because new account, but I hope you understand)
The full loop looks like this:
I can’t figure out why that is? What changes in this case, that makes my CSS treat it so differently?
Hello! Thank you for the kind words, I’m glad to hear you’re liking L&L. Its goal is to be easy to learn, so if anything is unclear, we’d love to improve it. Please feel free to post any questions.
The Loop tag usually doesn’t create any wrapping HTML element, it just repeats its inner content/template. So with the count attribute, you’d get a result like:
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! I got it working by targeting “tangible-paginator-target”. Didn’t think to inspect for new divs. Slowly inching forward.
Anyways, for newcomers like me - or at least personally - specific examples / videos are great for having those aha-moments, that makes it all click. Of course this is not something that you should be worrying about, I think, since that will probably be made by the community with time. Just my 2 cents of what makes things clear for noobs!
I think the documentation is great, and I made a lot of progress just with that alone. Great job. Thanks for your efforts.
Some other users have also suggested that more examples would help. We have plans to prepare tutorials and videos too. So we’re working on improving things. Please let us know if you have any questions or suggestions.
I hope you find the template language useful and maybe even fun!