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  Public Ticket #1222969
Homepage Portfolio Display (Architectural Homepage)
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    evanwjholmes started the conversation

    For anyone having trouble getting the content in the portfolio section of the homepage to display as it does in the architectural homepage demo (masonry layout), I wrote these steps out after following the very unhelpful directions of the support person, which sent me on a wild-goose chase...after looking at the back-end code and comparing portfolio pages I'd created with those in the demo, I figured out what was causing the issue, and if you've run into this, you can solve it by following a few simple steps. They are as follows:

    *** The order # is only necessary for making sure the vertical image is either displayed 

    -- before a horizontal image and two square images  or  -- after a horizontal image and two square images (whichever the case may be for your needs)

    STEP 1: Vertical Images on Far Left (2 rows tall, 1 column wide) 1a. Vertical Image Size: 1280x1992 (or a ratio of this) 1b. Settings:  --- In Page Settings --> Portfolio Item Settings: -------- Check: Show as Highlight --------  Highlight Type: Change to Vertical (Default is Square)

    STEP 2: Horizontal Images (1 row tall, 2 columns wide) 2a. Horizontal Image Size: 1280x498 (or a ratio of this) 2b. Settings: --- In Page Settings --> Portfolio Item Settings: -------- Check: Show as Highlight --------  Highlight Type: Change to Horizontal (Default is Square)

    STEP 3: Square Images   1280x966 (1 row tall, 1 column wide) 3a. Square Image Size: 1280x966 (or a ratio of this) 3b. Settings: --- In Page Settings --> Portfolio Item Settings: **If showing as highlight (if not, default is square)  -------- Check: Show as Highlight --------  Highlight Type: Square (Default is Square)

    As it turns out, the primary issues are with image sizes / and vertical & horizontal image displays.