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Reiko: Photo Collage Particle

Your Guide to Recreating Elements of the Reiko Demo for Grav


Introduction

The Photo Collage particle displays images in a fun, modern collage.

Here are the topics covered in this guide:

Configuration

Settings

These options affect the main area of the particle, and not the individual items within.

Option Description
Particle Name This is the name of the particle used for back end management. It does not appear on the front end.
CSS Classes Enter any CSS class(es) you wish to have apply to the particle.
Content Source Choose between Particle and Grav as the Content Source.
Title Enter a title for the particle that appears on the front end.
Item Spacing Set a custom amount of spacing between items.

Particle Item Options

These items make up the individual featured items in the particle.

Option Description
Width Ratio Set the width ratio. (Appears only on large desktops.)
Height Ratio Set the height ratio. (Appears on all devices except mobile.)
Photo Select a photo to display as the item.
Icon Set an icon to appear when you hover over the image.

Posts

Option Description
Categories Select the categories of posts this particle will display.
Number of Pages Select the number of pages you would like the particle to fetch.
Start From Enter offset specifying the first article to return. The default is '0' (the first article).
Order By Choose the type of factor to order by.
Ordering Direction Choose between Ascending and Descending as the article ordering method.

Display

This section configures how posts are displayed.

Option Description
Image Select which image in an article should be displayed.
Title Choose whether or not the title of an article should be shown.
Title Limit Set a character limit for titles.

Note: When using Grav Content source, images can utilize the Width and Height options by creating a new Tag such as width-2 and/or height-2 for the Page(s) you are displaying.


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