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  • filmlover Friend
    #192395

    festivaloffilmsdotcom displays correctly in testing online, but is not displaying correctly on the actual ipad device in portrait mode (768×1024). Please see attached screen shots and advise.

    Thanks,
    Filmlover


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    phong nam Friend
    #512814

    Hi Filmlover,

    Thank you for making the snapshots. However, can you tell me more clear what are the problems with your T3 blank site on iPad portrait view and how do you want to achieve ? By that way, we can give you more accurate suggestion in this case.

    filmlover Friend
    #515145

    I’m guessing what I need to do is change the breakpoint for for small and regular tablets to display the collapsed nav menu under 800px. How do I do that?

    phong nam Friend
    #515170

    Hi,

    On our T3 templates (i.e T3 blank), the collapsed menu will automatically display on the device screens under 767px with the off-canvas turned off.

    However, the portrait view of iPad width is 768px, the template still displays the desktop view layout with normal navigation. And we do integrate the Boostrap responsive feature on our T3 system plugin, so that it will not good idea to override the default feature of our framework on template.

    austenn01 Friend
    #516003

    <em>@Leo Burnetts 398653 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi Filmlover,

    Thank you for making the snapshots. However, can you tell me more clear what are the problems with your T3 blank site on iPad portrait view and how do you want to achieve ? By that way, we can give you more accurate suggestion in this case.</blockquote>

    Not to be rude, but its clear that ONE of the issues is that the template doesn’t FIT on the iPad…IE: you can clearly see that parts of the website are being cut off (missing) of the left and right.

    phong nam Friend
    #516020

    Hi,

    This issue is caused the big width of the Google Adsense ads on the right sidebar when it pushes the website body to left. As you can see that this ads format is flash type so that it can not be forced to be responsive as normal image.

    In this case, it will be better when you can reduce the width of that ads like its beneath Google ads or remove it.


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