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: template view issues : jimmyraza December 20, 2013, 08:15:05 AM Hi Mike,
I am back , I installed a new template and worked from scratch. here is the link http://tickets.cloudaccess.net/ Now I have quite a few problems at the moment. Please see the attached screen shots, I have explained each problem with text on the screen shots : Re: template view issues : jimmyraza December 20, 2013, 08:21:49 AM second prob
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: Re: template view issues : mikenicoll December 21, 2013, 01:49:38 AM Hello,
1) I do not see this occuring on the Demo Site. This means you are using a fixed pixel width (ie 1050px) that is not allowing it to rescale properly. With Responsive make sure all your content, extensions and images are using proper values 2) There are really only a few ways around this. a) Reduce the amount of content so it can fit within the container dimensions' b) Reduce the font size of the items c) Reduce the padding in between each item to give you more horizontal room The reason this is happening is due to the content overflowing out of the container. 3) That is a different Template with a differently coded Responsive View. Each Template will have a slightly different mobile feel based on what the designer was aiming for design wise. 4) This is caused by the amount of content that is published to each module. What is happening when you rescale the page is the content can either fit on a reduced amount of lines or a greater number of lines. You will notice this happens when your line-heights are not equal due to the content height. The only way you could really work around this would be adding fixed height values but that would defeat the purpose of a responsive layout. -Mike : Re: template view issues : jimmyraza December 21, 2013, 05:46:07 PM Hi,
Problem no.3 I also worked earlier on this template and has same response, check the link and rescale it http://ticketadvisor.cloudaccess.net/ Problem no. 4 If you could tell me how to what should i do with fixed height, i will try that, I tried higher number of line or lower number of lines, the problem remains the same. unless i have exactly same wording of text on each article. I can try putting them in modules instead of articles but it would be good for SEO isnt it? : Re: template view issues : mikenicoll December 24, 2013, 02:14:56 AM Hello,
#3 - It needs to be setup as a 2 column display under the menu item specifically. On that resolution it will not have enough width to render it with 4 columns. Also be sure your content does not have fixed widths so it can be rescaled #4 - Putting them into modules shouldn't have a major effect on SEO. Also, I looked into adding fixed widths but it will make the problem worse since it defeats the point of responsive. What is happening is intentional as it is rescaling all your content to fit the size of the device. -Mike |