Hello djwd,

when I asked prior to the purchase of mightymag about your plans to implement a 2 colums classic blog widgetized home template (with slider and sidebar) to your template, you told me, that you will do this in future. I don't know your plans about this, but I noticed, that you already implemented this in your powermag template http://pmag.djwd.me/demo_classicblog.php - so this should not be so hard to transfer...

I really need this for my project, in fact I can't launch the redesigned site, because it's lacking this layout. :-/

Kind regards

No reply? :)

Hi djwd,

the attached files will show you, that this topic is not just a single request. And I only spent 5 minutes, to find that comments - probably there are more requests in this direction. :)

I also attached that part when you told me, that your template will get improvements on this in future updates (\"April\").

I don\'t see the point, why this - apart from that - good template lacks this really standard feature, which other \"Magazin-templates\" include, too.

Ps: I already hired a professional on this and he criticizied the documentation and did not figure out, how to realize it.....

Kind regards

Why do you ignore the screenshot where you told, that improvements on my request/suggestion will come in April?

Sorry, but you are truly not the first Templatedeveloper which I am working with here at Themeforest. But sadly your service and support is inadequate. I bought this theme, because I trusted in this opportunity. I paid over 600$ to third party developers to handle our upcoming relaunch and now, shortly before the relaunch you tell me, that you wont implement this trivial feature to MightyMag?!

I am a strongly sympathetic person, but this is hard believe..............

Ah, I see tour point. :) Very hairsplitting.....

So you tell people, that you hope thinks an give precise timeframe, in order to hold them and let them afterwards stay in the rain.

This is really disappointing for me, as I have spent so much money in this project for now and would need to spend the same amount, if I buy another template with trivial features.

It\'s actually super easy to make a child theme with a customized two column layout. Just remove the left sidebar code from any of the premade layouts and pop it in a child theme.

This is my modified child theme home-widgetized-7.php

<?php


/*
Template Name: MightyMag Widgetized Home 7
*/


?>


<?php get_header(); ?>


<?php if ( of_get_option(\'tabs_activate\')) { get_template_part( \'partials/part\', \'tabs\' ); } // Get Home Tabs if enabled ?>


        <div id=\"primary\" class=\"content-area\">
            <div id=\"content\" class=\"site-content\" role=\"main\">
            
                <div class=\"row\" id=\"widgetized-home\">
                        
                <?php // Output the Second Widgetized Area ?>
                
                    <div class=\"col-md-8 col-sm-12 col-xs-12 widgetized w-2\">
                        
                        <?php
                        if (!function_exists(\'dynamic_sidebar\') || !dynamic_sidebar(\'HomePage Middle\')): 
                        endif;
                        ?>


                    </div>    
                    
                    
                <?php //Get the correct Right Sidebar
                    
                    if (of_get_option(\'mgm_sidebar_position\') == \'content-sidebar\')
                    
                { ?>
                        
                    <div class=\"clearfix visible-sm\"></div>


                    <div class=\"col-md-4 col-sm-12 widgetized w-3\">
                    
                        <?php get_template_part(\'partials/part\', \'home-sidebar\'); ?>
                    
                    </div>
                        
                <?php } ?>
                    
                </div><!-- .row #widgetized-home -->


            </div><!-- #content .site-content -->
        </div><!-- #primary .content-area -->
        
<?php get_footer(); ?>

Hey Levi Wilcox,

thank you for the tipp, I\'ll give it a try. :-) But what about the missing pagination?

Regards

You\'d have to code that in yourself or just add a link to your blog page at the end of the main column in the template file. You can even style it using the page-nav / page-numbers classes if you want it to resemble your other pagination.

The other option would be to make your own template-blog.php with a full width layout and just use that as the homepage.