cwicly equal height columns for the post grid

Cwicly has a powerful query builder with grid option. In this video I take a create a post grid for the home page and show how to set the grid columns to be equal height.

With the Cwicly query template block you build up the template for a single loop item. The loop item layout and styles are applied to all of the grid items. Also, the Cwicly editor is very full featured. There are global style options as well as a very rich set of controls for applying CSS layout and styles. In this video I walk-through the steps in this process and show how to quickly create a an attractive grid layout.

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