Responsiveness/mobile feature doesn't work

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  • #28905
    Melinda

    I figured it out myself. Thanks.

    #29169
    webmastur

    for melindatodd.com i am looking on pc and smartphone. your site looks the same on both, with the header

    #29365
    Michelle

    Hi – I am super new to all of this but really like the Nirvana theme that I’ve chosen for my blog. Thank you! My question I think is the same as one that went unanswered above.

    The site looks great on my laptop, but in my mobile device (iPhone), the presentation slides don’t function the same. The Title and Text and Read More button that “sit” on top of the presentation slides on my laptop now appear under the slide image on my mobile device and looks clunky and half the text is missing.

    Please help 🙂

    #29422
    Zed
    Cryout Creations mastermind

    The slide captions are designed to move below the slider (as to not cover the slides images under a chunk of text, leaving theme visible).

    You’ve also played around with the footer, making it overlap content. That’s why some of the slider text (and probably other content too) is now hidden under it.


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    #30576
    Bill

    Hi,

    I’m a big fan of the theme. It looks exactly how I wanted and is easy to customize and use. I am having a problem with the theme’s responsiveness on mobile devices. The theme looks awesome and the right sidebar displays exactly what I want it to. On my tablet (a Nexus 7) it displays properly in landscape mode, but not in portrait. In portrait the right sidebar’s content is pushed to the bottom of the page displaying above the footer. On my android phone, it won’t display at all, again pushing the content of the right sidebar above the footer. I have tried changing the dimensions of the main content, and the right sidebar but this still happens. Is there a setting I am neglecting? I am sure there is something I am not doing correctly, but I can’t figure it out. Any help is much appreciated.
    Thanks

    #30708
    Zed
    Cryout Creations mastermind

    Bill, the sidebar is designed to move below the content on screen sizes where the site would get too shrunk down to display both the content and the sidebar side-by-side.


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    #30782
    Essa

    Hey I’ve tried everything from deactivating plug ins and changing up a few settings, but my mobile browser just isn’t working at all can you help me figure out how to have my mobile browser work.

    #30857
    Connor

    Hi, Thank you for the great theme! My issue is with the presentation page responsiveness. I have an instagram and facebook feed that refuse to play nice on the phone. They work fine on the computer or tablet but get jumbled on phones. My hope would be that they shrink down and “fit” nicer. Thanks!

    Connor

    #30946
    Zed
    Cryout Creations mastermind

    Essa, what problem are you having with your browser and how is it related to the site?

    Connor, please wait for the next theme update as that will improve handling custom widgets in the presentation page area.


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    #31123
    Fabian

    Hi Melinda!

    How you can fix it?? Please, i have the same problem!

    Thanks!

    #31127
    Giustina

    Is there anyway to change this so that the sidebar stays on the side?

    #31731
    Dave

    Just moved over to Tempera after years on another theme (which hasn’t been supported for 2 years plus!), was just what I was looking for, thank you 🙂

    I also came to this thread regarding the sidebar in responsive mode, but was wondering if there was a way to just lose the right sidebar rather than moving it below the main content on smaller displays?

    #31762
    Zed
    Cryout Creations mastermind

    Giustina, yes that is possible with the right styling. But how will both main content and sidebar content fit on a 320px narrow screen (for example)?

    Dave, you could hide the sidebar on smaller devices with custom CSS:

    @media (max-width: 800px) {
        body #primary, body #secondary {
            display: none;
       }
    }

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    #31780
    Dave

    Perfect! Thanks 🙂

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