Impossible to get positions of text right in responsive mode

  • Resolved markussss

    (@markussss)


    1 year, 6 months ago

    I am trying for many hours to get on only 4 slides the positioning of text elements and button right.

    There are in total in average 3 elements per slides that I must be able to align / center in different responsive views.

    It’s an impossible task, unfortunately. It’s positioning the text just anywhere. Of course within Depicter it looks alright but on the frontend not at all.

    What could I do about that?

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  • Plugin Author averta

    (@averta)

    @markussss

    Hi.

    Judging from the problem you mentioned on another thread, I think something is problematic on your website and it’s showing the problem on the front-end. 

    Please check our guidelines for identifying possible issues with optimizing plugins or finding errors on your website and also if it’s possible send me a sample page with your slider on it. We will investigate and do our best to get you up and running.

    https://depicter.helpscoutdocs.com/article/267-not-showing-ssl

    https://depicter.helpscoutdocs.com/article/266-browser-console

    https://depicter.helpscoutdocs.com/article/263-500-error

    Let me know

    Thread Starter markussss

    (@markussss)

    I am afraid to touch anything now, because it seems the text elements are finally aligned

    I think there are some issue with the “responsive resize” feature. There might also be issues when elements are grouped.

    I disabled the responsive resize feature everywhere manually, and I ungrouped everything. I think that helped.

    What I mentioned in the other thread was about zoomed-in and cropped images – I think that is a completely different topic, and it was mentioned by many other users over many months, so I doubt it has something to do with my individual setup

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