I’ve checked other browsers and viewport settings
Possible Causes or Suggestions?
]]>I am currently using the WP Responsive Menu plugin on my WordPress site, and I’ve encountered an issue with the <meta name="viewport"> tag. The plugin seems to be modifying the viewport settings to the following:
<meta name="viewport" content="user-scalable=no, width=device-width, maximum-scale=1, minimum-scale=1">
However, I would like to allow users to zoom on mobile devices, and I need the viewport tag to look like this:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=3.0, user-scalable=yes">Could you please guide me on how to modify or override the viewport settings applied by WP Responsive Menu? Any assistance or workaround to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Best regards
]]>Disabling the Essential Blocks plugin resolves the issue. Reactivating it again causes the issue.
Please find a detailed step-by-step guide to recreating this issue in the video screencast linked below.
https://1drv.ms/v/s!AiwD9-8HyNC5_R8wgNMYn1mf7z9y?e=Krns3F
Please help me to troubleshoot this issue so to avoid this viewport width extension when opening the responsive menu.
I am happy to provide administrative access to my website if a secure method of sharing my login credentials can be provided.
]]>We have been using your plugin for a while now, and a quite happy with it.
However, we noticed that the input field “state” is pushing the site out of the viewport on mobile devices.
Moreover, the city and post code input fields are really small (around 33%) on mobile devices, making it almost impossible to see what have been typed in the city field.
Is there any way to force the state, post code and state input fields to anything bigger, like for instance 50 or 66% for mobile devices?
Moreover, how can we force “state” to move on to the next line, instead of pushing the site out of the viewport on mobile devices?
Any assistance is much appreciated.
]]>The Google Search Console either shows me “Video out of viewport” or that no video was found at all, although it is always at the top of my blog.
But of course the video is only displayed if the cookies have been accepted. If you have not accepted the cookies, you will only see the placeholder image.
As soon as I deactivate Complianz and have it checked by the Search Console, everything works without any problems and all errors disappear.
Is this a known problem? How can I set Complianz so that videos are properly indexed?
Thanks, Max
]]>In my site, my responsive breackpoint are set as default.
The problem:
During the transition from Vertical Tablet to Vertical Mobile, at the specific viewport of 767px, Elementor cannot understand in which of the two breakpoints stands.
To reproduce the problem:
1) Create an element (anyone)
2) Set his Responsive visibility to “hide”the element itself on every viewport (to be always invisible),
3) Change the viewport to 767px and you will see the element appear only at this screen width value.
To summarize:
If you set viewport higher or lower than 767px the behavior is correct.
Only at 767px is wrong.
The problem is not only about the responsive “visibility” setting but also how Elementor change the layout of the pages.
As final result, at 767px you could have some strange situations in wich the elements on screen have wrong and unespected behaviours.
Seems to be a nasty bug… I hope this could be usefull.
Thanks in advance, bye!
]]>Therefore the menu is displayed on the left side. But in smaller viewpoints the menu comes as second page. This is redundant, since the hamburger-menu is active in smaller viewpoint.
So, every CSS rule works fine except the @media rules, which are vital to set the menu there at “display:none;”.
In order for them to work I need to put the @media-rules in the Customizer > Custom CSS. This is not very professional and I ask myself why these @media rules are not working in my Child Theme CSS (i.e. overwriting the style.min.css).
I’m testing a client site for mobiles with Chrome’s Toggle Device Toolbar, and I noticed that, for some reason, when resizing the viewport while I’m not at the top of the page, the window automatically scrolls back to the top at exactly 600px, only when resizing from above to below this specific value.
I did the usual basic debugging steps: theme switch, disable plugins, none of these fixed the bug. It can be reproduced with official WP themes as well, without any plugins being installed.
Did someone else experience this strange thing? And does someone know what’s causing it?
It’s not a tragedy, of course, but it can be pretty annoying when I’d like to check specifically what happens when the viewport gets resized manually by a site user, and the scroll position is not at the top (e.g. fixed header testing).
Maybe a fix of it?
I’m asking for your help in implementing the algorithm for displaying ads.
Right now the algorithm is as follows:
[ADINSERTER CHECK countries="G1"]
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Desktop"]
AdCode_for_G1_desktop
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Phone"]
AdCode_for_G1_mobile
[ADINSERTER CHECK countries="^G1"]
[ADINSERTER ROTATE name="Ad1"]
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Desktop"]
AdCode_for_non-G1_desktop_Rotation-1
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Phone"]
AdCode_for_non-G1_mobile_Rotation-1
[ADINSERTER ROTATE name="Ad2"]
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Desktop"]
AdCode_for_non-G1_desktop_Rotation-2
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Phone"]
AdCode_for_non-G1_mobile_Rotation-2
I need to insert an additional ad code (let’s call it AddonAdCode).
Insertion options and related questions are as follows, and I’ll start by shortcode priority:
Where should AddonAdCode be inserted so that it is inserted regardless of the CHECK countries shortcode, that is, in both G1 and ^G1?
Where should AddonAdCode be inserted so that it is inserted regardless of the ROTATE shortcode, i.e. in both Ad1 and Ad2?
Where should the AddonAdCode be inserted so that it is inserted regardless of the VIEWPORT shortcode, i.e. in both Desktop and Phone (for example, in the ^G1 –> Ad2 section)?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
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