• I’m using Twenty Seventeen.

    The above is a link to the website I’m working on. The customer wants the page “static” — doesn’t want it to move at all… no scrolling.

    Under customization, I have chosen “static front page”. He’s looking at it on a laptop and can only see about 3/4 of the video.

    I explained that he can adjust the size of his browser window, so that he can see the full video without scrolling, but he’s adamant that the size of the window shouldn’t matter. Outside of making the video smaller in scale, is there something else I can do? I’m really frustrated with the customer and think he’s not understanding what’s going on.

    Thanks, Leigh

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter talgrlgraphic

    (@talgrlgraphic)

    oops… forgot the link!

    https://836.50b.myftpupload.com

    You are right, without scaling the video there’s no much else that can be done. You can take some hieght out of the header and the spacing between that and the vidoe, but there’s never going to be a way that every single possible screen resolution is guaranteed to see any particular element.

    Wrap the video in some well domne HTML and CSS that is responsive.

    
    <div class="support_id_9922356">
    #your video code here
    </div>
    

    Your added CSS:

    
    .support_id_9922356 {
    max-width: 99.2%;
    }
    /* Please review both the topics in the Codex to style best */
    

    Unique classes are how to handle the issue noted.

    Thread Starter talgrlgraphic

    (@talgrlgraphic)

    Thank you both for the feedback and suggestions. I really appreciate your help and quick response.

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