Hey, so you can mess around with css but essentially Virtue was built as a responsive theme so if you make it unresponsive nothing really fits right. Like if you have three columns on a page and and shrink that down to mobile view you all the content will be really small and wont look good. Are there specific changes you’re wanting, or just the entire site?
Hannah
Responsive designs are great for smaller clients, but corporate websites tend to be non responsive. I’d like to try and make something similar to my previous employers site but it needs to be non responsive.
Corporate.Local.com
Pinch to zoom in or out gets over the tiny problem.
If it’s possible I’d like to give it a try with virtue. 🙂
Not recommended! But, to answer the question, you would need to go through the css and remove any media queries. For example:
@media (max-width : 480px) {
.entry-title {font-size: 1.5em !important;}
}
Media queries provide different css for smaller screens. The media queries are at the end of the style sheet and the media queries section may carry a heading like:
/* Mobile Devices */
To make these changes update-resistant, you could make a child theme and use the modified style sheet. You will not be able to make use of style sheet improvements in theme updates without having to do it again.
Hey @bwhxeon
Turning off the responsive css is only one step (a not supported step). There is also javascript that is set up to be responsive so it’s only only highly unrecommended and unsupported it’s also more difficult then changing css.
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