Problem with I Pad and I Pad mini display

Hello,

Sorry, but we don’t have iPad to test this issue.

Can you post a screenshot with this issue?

Also I have no ipad right now but my client has an iPad and he sees as this simulation https://mobt.me/KKW3

Are there any blank widgets between them?

Best regards,
Shufflehound team

Hello Shufflehound team,
no, there aren’t blank widgets between them. In this link ( ) you can find a screenshot of HOME from my panel administration. Thanx

Just want to support with info:
Got the same issue here with an iPad mini 4.

To specify:
The blank space only occurs in portrait, not in landscape orientation.
(as seen in the above mobt.me-simulation)

Cheers!

I am getting the exact same issue on (surprise!) the same tablets. Using SiteOrigin’s Page Builder to create a row that is split evenly into 2 somehow breaks. Changing the orientation to landscape fixes it for me, too, as stated above. Strangely enough, the behavior is not present when viewing via iPhone 5S and iPhone 6S.

Hi staff,
yes I have this problem with IPad and IPad-mini only in portrait orientation.

Hi folks,
Hi Shufflehounds,

Maskitto’s responsiveness seems to have a “blind spot” when it comes to resizing.

Try to resize your browser window on a PC:
You will recognize that the same blank spaces – just like on an iPad screen – will appear, as soon as the Maskitto theme is resized to width between 748px and 764px.

Pleeease Shufflehound-team, make these blank spaces disappear ??

Your theme is one of the best WP thingies ever!

This managed to work for me, but you might want to check your other pages, too, since it may affect them. Change the dimensions to whatever works for you.

1. On the dashboard pane, hover to Settings > Page Builder.
2. Go to the Layout tab.
3. Check Use Tablet Layout.
4. Change Tablet Width to 780, or whatever breakpoint you think suits tablets in portrait mode.
5. Similarly, change Mobile Width to a size smaller than the one above. Mine is set to 700.
6. Click Save Settings.

Here is a good reference for screen sizes.

Thank you, that’s absolutely the right place to look at ??

I decided to deactivate the option “Use Tablet Layout”, because it led to some “anomalies” with my specific layout.
I make use of page builder rows with 3 columns to center my main content.
These 3 columns are broken down to the left twei columns, when the tablet option is activated … thus leading to a blank left side and a rigth hand side showing my content – which is not really the intension when trying to center content. ??

But with this solution I don’t have to use extensive amounts of padding, which wouldn’t be nice on the screens of smaller devices.

Google has some nice info page for those interested in the whole issue of breakpoints for responsive design here.

Will mark this as resolved.

Thanks traxt!

Dear Traxt,
the solution at this problem was right in front of my eyes and didn’t even see it. Thax Thax Thax

I agree with CK-ONE, I had to disable that option on my end as well. As long as the Tablet Width is appropriately set, the odd spaces do not seem to resurface. At any rate, you are both welcome!

P.S. Hi, this is traxt, I changed my username.