• Hi Greenweb,
    I’m using your plugin on 2 sites

    1. Site #1 when images are added to the bar they are responsive but if I have a text only bar, the text stays the same and does not respond to smaller device.
    2. Site #2 (still in development) uses a different theme and the images are not responsive at all. I haven’t tested a text only yet here.

      Both themes are responsive. How can I force heads-up bar responsiveness for site #2?

      Do you have a premium version yet?

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/easy-heads-up-bar/

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  • Plugin Author Greenweb

    (@greenweb)

    Hi Kathy_Goss,
    The text display will for the most part conform to your site’s CSS.
    If you pop in a URL I’ll take a quick look at it for you.

    Thanks ??

    No pro version. I don’t see enough interest in it to spend the development time, thanks for asking.

    Thread Starter Kathy_Goss

    (@kathy_goss)

    Hi Greenweb, thank you for the response. I wish I could upload the mobile device screenshots here.

    The site that the heads-up bar image is not responsive is here: https://ustemplate.vitalityadvocates.com

    The example of the same type of heads-up using image that is responsive on mobile is here:
    https://demo.usingessentialoils.com

    I checked my style.css for the one that is working and I don’t see that we needed to add anything special on that site.
    Thanks for your help.

    Plugin Author Greenweb

    (@greenweb)

    Kathy_Goss the bar is responsive – the issue is the image. Its size is determined by the HTML used to embed it.

    You could override this using CSS; here are two possible solutions:

    1. inline CSS:

    <img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-368" src="https://ustemplate.vitalityadvocates.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/03/emovite-bar-banner-no-border.jpg" alt="emovite bar banner-no border" width="1120" height="187" style="max-width: 80%;height: auto;">

    2. CSS in your theme or custom css file if you use one:

    .wp-image-368 {
        max-width: 80%;
        height: auto;
    }

    Thread Starter Kathy_Goss

    (@kathy_goss)

    Thank you. I tried the inline CSS and it works – but now it is quite small for mobile. See: https://ustemplate.vitalityadvocates.com/emovite/
    Perhaps I should create an alternative image for mobile? Would that be a good idea and if so, how would I do it? I guess worst case is to increase the font in the image so that it is not too large on desktop but also readable on phone?

    Plugin Author Greenweb

    (@greenweb)

    Kathy, I think that the best solution would be to rethink it maybe break it down into three images?
    Or if you’re a CSS wiz you could swap out images at different breakpoints.

    More on that here https://responsivedesign.is/develop/browser-feature-support/media-queries-for-common-device-breakpoints

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