I've seen builders that have have an option to flip the order of the grid on mobile, maybe you can add that, so we don't have to mess around with CSS for this
You can also wrap multiple elements with Link Wrapper - like you can include image, heading, text etc. inside a link wrapper. Imagine a product listing page on an online store where the each product has an image, product name, sale price, discount price, quick view button. A user is able to click anywhere on that product and go to the product detail page. Whereas a button is meant to be just a button.
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Thank you Elijah, love your tutorial !
7:44 Maybe Element Placement on the Grid can be an option inside of Oxygen without having to write CSS.
I've seen builders that have have an option to flip the order of the grid on mobile, maybe you can add that, so we don't have to mess around with CSS for this
Hey There! Can you please make a tutorial on multiple sliders like an owl carousel for products? It would be very helpfull...!
How do I recreate the grid at 9:38? seems an irregular grid and I'd love to achieve that effect!
When to use button and when to use link wrapper? What is the difference?
You can also wrap multiple elements with Link Wrapper - like you can include image, heading, text etc. inside a link wrapper. Imagine a product listing page on an online store where the each product has an image, product name, sale price, discount price, quick view button. A user is able to click anywhere on that product and go to the product detail page.
Whereas a button is meant to be just a button.