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  • Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Thanks.

    Resizing browser windows to test responsiveness is fine for CSS but some Javascript like the slideshow uses the initial window size only. Your visitors will rarely resize their window, IMO.

    Use Firefox Responsive Design Mode or Chrome Device Toolbar instead.

    https://www.wpmission.com/screenshots/Firefox_Responsive_Design_Mode.png
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Page_Inspector
    https://developer.chrome.com/devtools
    https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platform/documentation/f12-devtools-guide/

    Chris

    Thread Starter BBefore

    (@bbefore)

    Thanks for reply ??

    I agree, that resizing window is not very common, but as can be seen on your screen shot also, there is missing part of picture (photo), as well as invisible signature.
    That’s what I mean.

    How to make everything visible? Is it possible at all?

    P

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Sorry, I misunderstood.

    The signature and photo show completely on my test sites. I will try to figure out what is going in your theme.

    Thread Starter BBefore

    (@bbefore)

    Great, I hope you will find out.

    Maybe it’s because I use it in Visual Composer?

    I can send you the template I use with VC included in the bundle, so this will let you almost duplicate my site.

    LEt mi know, if you want it?

    P

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Try this in your child theme stylesheet:

    @media only screen and (max-width: 768px) {
        .strong-view.modern .strong-content {
            position: static;
        }
    }

    Thread Starter BBefore

    (@bbefore)

    Done.
    In mobile view looks OK, but I see, that when I paste some longer quote, It still won’t be enough vertical space. And in normal view t starts to look a bit weird, since all the content appears in the upper part of background.

    I assume that now the height is simply “stiff” regardless of the view?

    P

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Yes, the plugin sets the height of the slideshow container to match the tallest “slide” so elements below it don’t bounce up and down and to anchor the slideshow controls.

    The best solution is to use testimonials with content of about the same length, manual excerpts of the same length, or the auto excerpt length setting (e.g. 40 words).

    Experiment with adjusting that 768px number up and down for common breakpoints to see what looks best in your theme.

    Thread Starter BBefore

    (@bbefore)

    ok
    So the height of container can’t change automatically when the window is resized? I think I’ve seen that kind of table in some Slider plugin, where it is possible to set the size of arrows and other parameters depending on view.

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    It can be done in Javascript but the plugin does not. I will consider adding that in the future. I still think window resize is rare.

    There are hundreds of additional settings I could add but only so much time. ??

    Thread Starter BBefore

    (@bbefore)

    Windows resize is very rare, indeed.

    But using mobile to browse websites becomes more common than on PC.

    Anyway, you are on the best way to release the best plug-in in WP history ??

    Thanks for help and good luck! ??

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