This isn’t really a WordPress question…but instead of re-inventing the wheel take a look at this. I use it in any of my sites where I need to detect mobile device, and it works great. I see on their page they even mention there are WP plugins that use this code.
I used this: <?php if ( wp_is_mobile() && is_front_page() ) { wp_redirect( ‘http://www.example.com’, 301 ); exit; } ?> in header.php of theme.
It was because of a plugin called Easy Social Sharing Buttons version 3.5 I bought from Code Canyon. It is quite feature rich and may slow down your website. I would not say you should avoid it but I would advise you to do an extensive research that your website is running fine on different … Read more
These days it is not really possible anymore to distinguish between mobile and other browsers, but you may try wp_is_mobile. There are plugins that try to do a better job. Then, if the user agent is mobile you may try to disable saving of the image, but there is no definite way to do this. … Read more
Did you contact the theme’s support? They should be able to help you out as it seems to be an issue with the theme.
Relative paths act differently when they are used in a CSS file. The behavior is still the same, and the path is still relative, but to a human it might seem confusing. When you use a path like this for your image: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/path/image.jpg”/> The browser will look inside the path folder, located at the … Read more
Your menu on mobile have font color white. check the attached image below. go to your theme setting and then menu or mobile menu setting. change the color to #000 or black.
So apparently, the issue was arising due to Revolution Slider for some reason. I went into Revolution Slider -> Global Settings and turned on the option to allow Revolution Slider libraries to load on all pages, and now the menu toggle works correctly everywhere. I don’t know why it worked, but this seems to be … Read more
It’s important not to use <h1> tags (and other headings) just to affect font size. You should use CSS to target whatever HTML element is already there. It’s also important not to edit a theme directly, because when you update that theme, all of your changes will be lost. To avoid that problem, see if … Read more
Just replace your code with below one: @media only screen and (max-width: 900px) { .category .sidebar { display: none; } } if you want to hide in particular one category then use like this: @media only screen and (max-width: 900px) { .category.*category-slug* .sidebar { display: none; } }