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It really weird that display:none works like a charm, but font-size: 10px doesn’t. This absolutely baffles me, as I literally had the exact same code as you, but one css command worked and the other didn’t (still doesn’t). No idea why its like that.
Is there a way to increase the slider height on mobile, so that I can include the description, while also making the caption and descriptions smaller. That way I can fit everything in?
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I included admin details in private in the first post.
I was testing the look on mobile devices. I have a one plus one and this is what the slider looks like on it: http://tinypic.com/r/2i12fwn/9
As you can tell, the text doesn’t adjust to mobile at all. The CTA button is pushed below the frame, making the slider inherently useless. The one plus one has a small screen, hence the small screen parameters.
I’ve tried various things, nothing works. Can’t tell if I’m identifying the screen size improperly or declaring the properties that need altering improperly. Either way, its frustrating. Such a simple concept in theory.
Its not responding at all too my inputs.
Perhaps I’m putting in the code wrong? Or it doesn’t recognize the screen parameters? I even tried increasing the height of the overall caption section, so that the text/button will show – nothing. Something like this:
@media only screen and (min-width: 250px) and (max-width: 480px) {
.container.caption_container {
height: 150px
}
}I’ve used css before to manipulate themes, but only on desktop really, to move things around and change colors.
What am I missing here?
Does it not look on a tablet either? Whats the screen size of the tablet? Will have to test this at home. Will the frame around the text adjust as well if I edit the size of the text through css?
Also, you guys used to have an edit css section under the appearance tab in previous versions. Is that gone forever in new versions? Is the small box in “general styling” the only way to edit css now?
