I’ve checked your site but I can’t find an example of the issue. Please could you point me to a specific URL that shows the issue? Thanks
I can see some fixed widths in the css is causing this. You can adjust those fixed widths to be flexible (eg 100% ) and it will fix your responsive issues. See the FAQs for instructions on how and where you should be adjusting the plugin for this.
Thanks,
Maeve
What file and line are those in? I can’t see them…..
What CSS file and line please?
Try adding this to the custom CSS for your theme.
.kbe_content_full {
width: 100% !important;
}
You can find the custom CSS options in many areas;
-Some themes have it built into them under Appearance>>Theme Options or something like that
-WP ADmin under: Appearance>>Customize>>Additional CSS
-Get a plugin link Simple CSS and add it in there
-and possibly other areas as well
Just make sure to choose one area and do all of your CSS in that same area always.
Hope this helps.
*I am not a developer. Just someone that figures out how to fix things.
*I am curious why the plugin is not setup by default to just use the “100%” width setting instead of a px width.
*Seems like that could fix/help a lot of users that usually just have issues/comment on it not being responsive. Again though I am not a developer and do not know if there is/was a specific reason to do this one way or the other. Just seems like the “100%” would create less issues making a higher percentage of the plugins users happier. Maybe. 🙂
Have a great day.
Thank you @kpimarketin.
Placing the following in my themes addition CSS resolved the responsiveness issue.
.kbe_content_full {
width: 100% !important;
}
Your welcome @locksunlight!
Have a great weekend!
Jordan
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