Very happy to report that you can still “fake” Grid View in Posts/Pages using version 3.12.6 of the WordPress Shopping Cart as the paid for Grid View Module. Most times upgrading a plugin will mean I will have to work very hard to re create the desired effects with the new code. But this time
f you have purchased Grid View you should be able to use the Cart Icon button in the Post or Page editor to insert a wpsc category into a Post or Page and have it display just like Grid View,right? I thought so. But it doesn’t work that way.Inserting a single category into a page results in a page that looks a lot like grid view but acts quite differently
WPSC means WordPress Shopping Cart, a plugin for WordPress. What: Too cheap to buy a Gold Cart Module for your WPSC plugin? Well, it isn’t only out of cheapness that I’m writing this (anyway I make my clients buy the module for other reasons like more payment gateways than PayPal) it’s the constant battle to
Anytime you use a float and the containing div of that float isn’t big enough to hold it, the floated element will overflow the containing div unless you clear it.
Example:
A blog page displaying 10 posts, some with floated images. Some posts are fine because they don’t have large, aligned images or have enough text to balance things out. But other posts with images aligned to the left or right and little text seem to be running into the post below them.