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There’s been a misunderstanding. This is a quote from my original post.
The large image at the top of the page no longer stretched across the viewport and aligned with the margins of the text underneath.
So a background image wasn’t the answer. I shouldn’t have said “stretched across the viewport” I guess. I’ve fixed it now by just deploying a single full width column as the Layout Element so the image responds properly on all devices.
Thank you. All good.Did you check the background image on mobile devices? It isn’t responsive for me.
It was responsive before I played around with the child theme. I actually can’t remember putting it in a background originally.
Also, when I export settings from the parent theme where should that .txt file normally be stored on the site?
Yes. You may activate the child theme.
Also, I’ve been trying to get the image to work properly in the Parent Theme but can’t get the size right for the background in the color section. I had it working properly before I played around with creating a child theme. Any more suggestions there please?
I was thinking of calling a smaller image, being dimensions and file size, in a similar way as to how Android and iOS devices have the choice of calling up a large (retina iOS) or small (android) – just for mobile media queries. All is good for desktop.
Maybe its not worth the trouble. I just like to see Google reports happy with everything.
Thank you Yigit. Not a fit for this particular client but I may have another down the track that this could work for.
When it comes to things like SEO Google usually knows what they’re talking about as we all know. It’s frustrating that this is happening. Occasionally I have had fails on other websites but when I implement the recommendations the issue is fixed.
This is the first time that I haven’t been able to resolve this.
