[Resolved] Blank flexible columns to fill in empty space

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  • #279502
    Bradley

    Hey Tom,

    If you look at this site right here you can see that there is a blank area and I would like to fill that up and maintain the gutter between content blocks. I need to make the sidebar flex down as well. This child theme is patterned after this theme.

    GP is looking good and I am loving how far you have taken it since I bought it in November of last year. The best money I have spent yet.

    Bradley

    #279935
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    Hi Bradley,

    Sorry for not getting back to you sooner – been on the couch nursing a cold.

    This might help: http://generatepress.com/forums/topic/equal-length-columns/page/2/#post-38550

    Not the great solution, but will work.

    What they’ve done with that theme is add a border to the content area. So what will happen is if the content is shorter than the sidebar, the border won’t go all the way down.

    #280055
    Bradley

    Did you write that? wow. worked perfect!

    I would like to include that into a child theme without the use of gp premium so that I could polish this up and offer it up as a child theme to your theme and encourage users to upgrade to GP Premium to change colors etc. I use your theme a lot and wouldn’t mind recommending and promoting it on my site at all.

    I am familiar with the hook usage of genesis can you point me to a doc where I can see how to use them in GP for child theme design? Nevermind I found it your documentation is awesome man.

    Bradley

    #280254
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    Glad I could help!

    If you’re going to include it in a child theme, I would put the JS into a file and minify it, then enqueue it: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/wp_enqueue_scripts

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