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  • #323361

    Hello-
    I’m trying to create a few responsive sliders with layerslider. I understand you don’t do custom support for the 3rd party plugins, but they won’t help me since I purchased through you. I’m not trying anything crazy here, so hopefully you can help me out.

    I’m creating two slide shows per page. Here is a screenshot: http://newsite.insightpd.com/wp-content/uploads/Pharma14.jpg

    And here is the page: http://newsite.insightpd.com/expertise/medical/

    I’m using custom CSS in my child theme for the two slideshows, but nothing complicated. Just colors, font size (which may be my responsive issue?) and hr rules. The main issue is I can’t get either slideshow text to wrap within the 1030px limit set. The copy just runs off the page.

    My first slide show [layerslider id=”10″] should be up top and has a red background color of 1030 px, with a title and small hr then a paragraph. It won’t center within my max width and it completely disappears (except for the nav bullets) when shrunk down enough.

    The second slide show [layerslider id=”9″] is a simple quote with a gray background and includes the quote, center aligned, then the person who said it after a line break. This one the text will not go center no matter what I do and also won’t wrap. I’ve tried full screen, not full screen, css in the slides, css just around the slider itself, everything.. Also, the text is unreadable at a certain point of shrinking..

    Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!! Or maybe there’s another simple slider you could recommend? I know layerslider is pretty robust..

    Thanks

    #323483

    Hi vidaelf!

    Thank you for using Enfold.

    Did you set the width of the text? After that enable the Word-wrap option on the Styles panel of the layer.

    Cheers!
    Ismael

    #323820

    ok that did help, thanks! i ended up using their styling tools for font color, size, etc, which helped with the scaling, and then using my own dive to tell it to center and to override header bolderness.

    looks good on desktop and tablet, but it’s so tiny on phones and the navigation dots are right over the text. why does it get so tiny? there’s no point in making it responsive if you can’t read it. is there nothing to be done to make it more readable on phones and to get the nav dots below the text?
    thanks!!

    examples:
    http://newsite.insightpd.com/expertise/pharma/
    http://newsite.insightpd.com/expertise/commercial/

    #324706

    Hey!

    Thank you for the update.

    Please try to add a css class on the layer’s Attribute panel. Fill in the Classes field. Use media queries and the css selector that you applied on Quick CSS or custom.css file to modify the look of the font on mobile device.

    Cheers!
    Ismael

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