How I can add responsive font size in theme.json file
How I can add responsive font size in theme.json file
How I can add responsive font size in theme.json file
Is this theme mobile friendly at all of has some bugs on mobile displays? Go and preview the theme on your mobile device to find out if it’s friendly or not – wordpress.org/themes/twentyeleven. You can also use a service like BrowserStack to test in various browsers and testmysite.thinkwithgoogle.com to get a score for UX. Any … Read more
Nothing appears to happen because the size of the images is smaller than the available width. If I add a bunch of padding to the container in Chrome and then resize the window, the image scales once all horizontal width is consumed.
As you said making a part responsive would be the best way you can choose. Working with screen width is some thing client side, and that’s done by CSS or alternatively by Javascript. If it’s related to css, media queries will do the job: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wa-cssqueries/index.html and if it’s js, width property of screen object does … Read more
site is loading fully zoomed in on mobile devices
I think the paths to your images specified in custom-header.php aren’t correct. You can use home_url() to specify this path if necessary, eg
You could, but I wouldn’t recommend doing it on the fly as it would take up unnecessary page resources each time the user loads the page. A better way to do it would put in the add_image_size hook you mentioned into the functions file, then install a plugin to regenerate thumbnails. https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/ I’ve used this … Read more
Inspect the element once in “responsive mode” and check if no CSS is missing. You could also post a screenshot for us to see what you mean by ‘not responsive’.
It appears that various elements are having their height set dynamically via javascript, when the viewport width changes. This would probably override any css settings you’ve set. Looking at the code, there’s an embedded iframe, within which there’s javascript like this: var calculateHeight = function (settings) { … The code then calculates a height to … Read more
Simply put… You can either add this to the background properties: background-size: contain; This will have the image scale proportionately to consume the available area. Or you can change the image to NOT be a background image. That will allow you to set more relative dimensions (like a fixed height or width with an auto … Read more