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    Hello,

    in the easy slider I put an image as background (image on the right with a transparent background) and the writings on the left.
    When I look with tablet or smartphone, the words overlap with the image, how can I make the writings not overlap, shrink or wrap?
    Moreover with smarthphone I can’t see all the writings, a part is hidden and I can’t read them.

    Thanks in advance
    Tiziana

    #1135774

    Hey tizianafrison,
    Sorry for the late reply, I have taken a look at your site and for the top color section, I used the font size adjustments for mobile devices so the font will be a little smaller and not go off the page. Please see screenshot 1 below.
    For the slider below I first added this css to make the caption area a little taller so the text would not be tiny and then I made the caption width 50% so it would not be over the images:

    @media only screen and (max-width: 768px) { 
    #top.home #av_section_2 > div > .template-page.content {
    	padding: 0 !important; 
    }
    #top.home #es-home .av-slideshow-caption {
    	width: 50% !important;
    }
    #top.home #es-home,#top.home #es-home .avia-slideshow-inner, #top.home #es-home li {
    	height: 300px !important; 
    }
    }

    Then I used the same technique as above and changed the font size for mobile “tablets” as an example, that is up to 767px please see screenshot 2 below. If you clear your browser cache and adjust it to about 750px-760px you will see the result, screenshot 3 below.
    The easiest way to pick the font sizes is to open two tabs one with the page backend to make adjustments, and one with a mobile preview, screenshot 4 below. Just make an adjustment, save and refresh the preview to see if you like it.

    Now, these steps still need to be done for small mobile devices 320px-430px so please try to follow these steps to adjust the font sizes as in screenshot 2 to a way you like it.
    Just let us know if you need a hand.

    Best regards,
    Mike

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