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
Your ‘ul’ element is set to have width of 1000px, and last child ‘li’ element is breaking on new line on some systems because there is not enough space for all elements in one line (one some systems due to font rendering, percentage calculations, etc..) You could make ‘ul’ element 100% wide, and center inner … Read more
I want to add “View Desktop Version” for mobile visitors for my wordpress site
responsive not working
Do not use server side browser sniffing. It will fail: The question here is how can you reliably detect mobile browsers in order to redirect them? The fact is: you can’t. Most people attempt to do this with browser sniffing—checking the User Agent string that the browser sends to the server with every request. However, … Read more
Mobile website : Mobile website is a separate site, designed for mobile phones and mobile browsers. The main benefit of having a mobile site is that you can target your mobile audience very well. The drawbacks are several. Since your desktop site and mobile site are two separate entities, when you update your website, you … Read more
i’m using wp-list-table without the (php) class but html only and wanna share my research. There is some stuff to watch if you need a responsive table when building a wp-list-table yourself: add class column-primary to header th and body td. If this class is missing the table gets messy in mobile view add button … Read more
Yes, there are issues with responsiveness. Add your video in a div with class yt-video. For example. <div class=”yt-video”> <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=”allowfullscreen” src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/602q_GYXOWA?rel=0″> </div> And add this CSS in your style.css file. div.yt-video { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto; } div.yt-video iframe, div.yt-video object, div.yt-video embed{ … Read more
You would need to access your style sheet (style.css). Your site uses media queries to target specific screen sizes and apply different rules when the stylesheet interacts with them. In section 4.1, it defines the site title as: .site-title { font-size: 60px; } In Section 8.0, just beneath @media (max-width: 643px) it defines the site … Read more
This is quite an intensive operation if you look at it. I have done this once before. Before you start, you will need to understand what is happening. The layout of full width pages are controlled by the full-width body class currently defined in line 419 in functions.php. If the following conditions are met, the … Read more