I am experiencing a display issue caused by the Cookie Banner Plugin for WordPress that affects mobile devices, tablets, and laptops—but not desktop computers.
After conducting a plugin conflict test, I found that when the plugin is active, certain elements on my site appear misaligned, some sections fail to load properly, and the overall responsiveness is negatively impacted. However, when viewed on a desktop, everything functions as expected. Disabling the plugin resolves the issue across all smaller devices.
Would you be able to look into this conflict and provide a fix or workaround? I’d be happy to share more details if needed.
Thank you for your assistance.
]]>I have encountered an issue with the Code Snippets plugin that affects my website’s functionality on mobile devices, tablets, and laptops, while it works fine on desktop computers.
After testing by disabling all plugins and reactivating them one by one, I confirmed that the issue occurs only when the Code Snippets plugin is active. Specifically, certain scripts stop executing properly on smaller screens, leading to functionality failures, missing interactive elements, or broken features. However, everything runs as expected on desktop computers.
Could you please investigate this issue and let me know if there’s a fix or a recommended workaround? I’d be happy to provide more details if needed.
]]>Can you please update the limits on the Responsive breakpoint selections in the General Settings, specifically for ‘Table Portrait’ in your next version update? The max breakpoint is only 768 and the newer tablet widths in portrait mode extend up to 820px and even 834px for a couple of them! Thanks!
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]]>I purchased the Ashe pro theme through Blue Host. It is an easy theme to work with and I am almost done with my website.
Unfortunately, the appearance on mobile and tablets is really disturbing. Because when loading, we first see the side tools.
Could you please help me?
Thanks in advance.
However, i have a samsung galaxy Tab-A. tables dont show there for some reason. all other devices are super smooth!
any idea why? or pointers on how to debug it?
]]>I highlight this issue because for example:
Say you want a menu item to only appear on mobile devices, so you select Show if Device > mobile. Fire up the menu on a tablet such as an iPad and it will show there too, which is incorrect. An ipad/tablet are not considered mobile devices (certainly not in most peoples books).
I think it may need looked at again and either implement via a better detection method or rely on css breakpoints perhaps?
Anyway, otherwise a great plugin!!! Hopefully this area can be enhanced to provide better options with regard to Device?
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