How to override gridder files in child theme

@ Thomas

RE: How to override gridder files in child theme?

Here’s the link to the dev doc for template override files.

• https://connections-pro.com/quicktip-custom-template-override-files/

RE: I was able to do this fine with the default template, but gridder seems a little different?

It does work the same, but since Gridder is more complex due to layout and styling, you might also have to edit the corresponding CSS file. When items within the grid, the default font-size is 0 so white spaces that is auto applied in browsers do not break the layout, so, if you added something which is not account for in the default CSS the first thing to check is if the font-size and/or line-height are 0 and if they are, set them to the desired values, for that item only.

Hope this helps!

@ Thomas

There is a beta addon for Connections which I offer, on request, to those who purchased the Pro Pack.

I freely give it as a free addon in the bundled price. The reason it is not officially part of the bundle is because I still consider it a beta product. With the release of WP5, my goal for this year is to build it as a block which can be used and configured in the new editor.

You can see it in action on this third part site:

https://sscit.org/directory/

I consider this beta software, though safe to run on live sites. It can be difficult to configure due to the complicate shortcode structure to configure the multiple category setup. If you are familiar with shortcodes it should not be too difficult. They styling is as is, though I can give you CSS to apply you own color (instead of blue).