Break point leading to poor formatting
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2020 11:54 am
Hi Pablo
Here is a novice question im sure. Crispy has very kindly pointed us in the direction of a few problems we have been having.
The general layout for our website is now set and we are getting into the detail.
Currently we have been working on the homepage which we have managed to get to work for both monitors and view on smaller phones using a break point set at 375 in portrait). This works perfectly,
https://www.meloy.co.uk/meloydemo/
Then we have tried to do the same thing on the project page (which will form the basis for the other pages).
https://www.meloy.co.uk/meloydemo/Hill- ... vhaus.html
This will allow us to hide unwanted layout grid boxes and make the site more responsive for really small screens. The problems being the header and footer lose their formatting. I have checked all the objects to make sure they aren't larger than 375....
I have tried the breakpoint setting in none and constrain to portrait (which is how the homepage is set). This makes no difference.
I'd be grateful for any ideas :-/ ? Its a minefield out there!
Thanks Charles
Here is a novice question im sure. Crispy has very kindly pointed us in the direction of a few problems we have been having.
The general layout for our website is now set and we are getting into the detail.
Currently we have been working on the homepage which we have managed to get to work for both monitors and view on smaller phones using a break point set at 375 in portrait). This works perfectly,
https://www.meloy.co.uk/meloydemo/
Then we have tried to do the same thing on the project page (which will form the basis for the other pages).
https://www.meloy.co.uk/meloydemo/Hill- ... vhaus.html
This will allow us to hide unwanted layout grid boxes and make the site more responsive for really small screens. The problems being the header and footer lose their formatting. I have checked all the objects to make sure they aren't larger than 375....
I have tried the breakpoint setting in none and constrain to portrait (which is how the homepage is set). This makes no difference.
I'd be grateful for any ideas :-/ ? Its a minefield out there!
Thanks Charles