Four commits rebuilt how Noble Strings shows its instruments for sale. Instead of a price-and-specs listing with a click-through detail page, each instrument is now one plate showing all four photographed sides at once, front, back, bass side and treble side, the way a player actually checks an instrument. I renamed the page to say plainly what it is, Instruments for Sale, and moved the single photo shown on Home into the sidebar.
- Replaced the specs-table, per-instrument detail page with one photo-first gallery: a single plate per instrument showing all four sides, so no click-through is needed.
- Gave each plate its own bordered, shadowed card with real spacing between instruments, instead of a stacked list separated only by hairlines, and dropped a dead reviews filter left over from the old layout.
- Moved the single instrument photo shown on Home into the sidebar under the search widget, hid a duplicate search icon in the main navigation, and dropped the “No.” label from each plate’s identifier while keeping the identifier itself.
- Renamed the archive page “Instruments for Sale” and bumped the plugin to 1.1.0, to match the real scope of the rebuild and to bust cached CSS and JS on deploy.