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[zdmdesignz Friend zdmdesignzJoin date: October 2009Posts: 122Downloads:0Uploads:25 Thanks: 54 Thanked: 11 times in 1 posts]

#193317

Hello,

Unfortunately, for some reason when I disable the popup view, the tiles become all but un-clickable— that is, they respond only to clicking directly on the article title (though the mouse cursor changes to a clickable status over the entire tile). This is very misleading to the visitor. It basically makes the option to turn off popup view an un-usable option. I’ve tested this on my localhost and a live server.

You’ll directly notice this behavior now on my website…

http://utd.zmdesignsbranding.com

How is the entire tile made clickable when popup is disabled? Having a solution to this problem would be an answer to multiple threads and workarounds I’ve posted on the forums. It’s the final key to a major solution to my website. A fix for this would be a tremendous help and enormously appreciated.

Happy New Year.

Best,
Zechariah

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#516857

Hi Zechariah,

I have checked out both your website and our local Fixel demo with disabled the popup view, the whole area of article titles were still clickable. So, if possible can you give me more details how do you want it to be in this case ?

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[zdmdesignz Friend zdmdesignzJoin date: October 2009Posts: 122Downloads:0Uploads:25 Thanks: 54 Thanked: 11 times in 1 posts]

#516893

Hello Leo,

Hope you’re having a nice holiday and new year’s season.

Thanks for your attention to this issue.

Per my original message, the problem is that only the article title is clickable (even in the lower corners). This is the actual problem. Popup view does not have this bug.

Though the mouseover is visible for the entire tile, which leads the visitor to believe that the entire tile is clickable, the only actual clickable area is the title itself.

This provides for an extremely confusing and frustrating experience for someone trying to navigate, especially when not familiar with the template’s odd behavior in this instance.

[phong nam Friend phong namJoin date: May 2015Posts: 3779Downloads:1Uploads:587 Thanks: 499 Thanked: 974 times in 888 posts]

#516957

Hi zdmdesignz,

Yeah, you are right. The cursor effect should be adjusted with a suitable behavior when turning off the Popup view. You can try to create a custom.css file into folder …templates/ja_fixel/css/ and insert the following css styles:

/*Adjust cursor behavior when turning off the Popup view*/
.fixel-grid .items.image.none article .item-image-wrap img,.fixel-grid .items article
.fixel-grid .items article,
.fixel-grid .items.image.rotateX article .front img,
.fixel-grid .items.image.rotateY article .front img {
cursor: default;
}

Note: The CSS rules above are useful when turning off the Popup view only. If you need Popup view feature again, make sure to remove that override CSS declaration.

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#517022

Thanks. This will be a great option.

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