Portfolios

Yup, but it just won't do a whole lot. You'll essentially end up with a "Portfolio Item" custom post type and associated "Portfolio" and "Portfolio Tag" taxonomies.

function my_grid_columns() { return 3; // Number of columns (1-5) } add_filter('themeblvd_default_grid_columns', 'my_grid_columns'); function my_grid_rows() { return 4; // Number of rows per page } add_filter('themeblvd_default_grid_rows', 'my_grid_rows');

` function my_portfolio_mods() { $portfolios = Theme_Blvd_Portfolios::get_instance(); remove_filter( 'themeblvd_theme_mode_override', array( $portfolios, 'theme_mode' ) ); remove_filter( 'themeblvd_template_parts', array( $portfolios, 'template_parts' ) ); } add_action('after_setup_theme', 'my_portfolio_mods'); `

If you're using a theme with Theme Blvd framework 2.5+, there's a user option for this at Appearance > Theme Options > Layout > Sidebar Layout > Portfolios. And if not, you can use the following code. ` function my_sidebar_layout( $layout ) { if ( is_tax('portfolio') || is_tax('portfolio_tag') ) { $layout = 'full_width'; } return $layout; } add_filter('themeblvd_sidebar_layout', 'my_sidebar_layout'); ` More Info: Customizing Sidebar Layouts

function my_portfolio_tax_args( $args ) { $args['rewrite'] = array('slug' => 'my-slug'); return $args; } add_filter('themeblvd_portfolio_tax_args', 'my_portfolio_tax_args'); function my_portfolio_tag_tax_args( $args ) { $args['rewrite'] = array('slug' => 'my-other-slug'); return $args; } add_filter('themeblvd_portfolio_tag_tax_args', 'my_portfolio_tag_tax_args'); Note: Remember to flush your re-write rules! In other words, after you make this change, go to Settings > Permalinks in your WordPress admin, and re-save the page.