responsive website
You can make it responsive by use of Bootstrap framework or by applying media queries into your CSS files.
You can make it responsive by use of Bootstrap framework or by applying media queries into your CSS files.
The GPS position is saved on two post meta fields: geo_latitude and geo_longitude. You can use these meta values to draw the posts as markers on a Google Maps. For example, using Google Maps API, you could have a template like this: <h1>Posts on map</h1> <div id=”map” style=”height: 400px;”></div> <script> // init map with the … Read more
Add audio post from smartphone
The best approach would be as toscho said in the comments – to write your own script an make it mobile friendly from the start. But if you want a quick, temporary solution you could do something like this: <div id=”maincontainerWrapper” style=”overflow: auto;”> <div id=”maincontainer” style=”position: relative;”> … </div> </div> then your calculator app will … Read more
Different Home page for Mobile without changing URL
I guess that you can set the class for the paragraph and set it’s display to none only on mobile view. Such as, @media screen and (max-width:479px){ .nameofclasswhichtheparagraphhas {display:none;} } And add a button below it but set it’s display to none for Laptop users. Such as, @media screen and (max-width:768px){ .theclassofthebuton {display:none;} } and … Read more
I was able to find an answer to this provided by @malihu, author of the page to scroll id plugin – as @malihu noted, I was using a one-page menu for my theme, and the function of click to scroll isn’t tied to a page. This code ties the menu action to the scroll and … Read more
Adapting “wide with” Gutenberg blocks for mobile
PHP: One thing to consider here would be when the user increases and decreases the page width, if only one slider is built on page load then they wouldn’t be able to then load the other slider if they change the width of the page. JS: You can amend the image src using JS, having … Read more
Your site is scrolling, you’ve just put position:fixed on the html element so that when you scroll down the HTML element stays in the same place