I am sorry for the trouble, I’ll inspect it further if I can replicate the same issue with my test site.
Meanwhile, try adding this CSS code to your site’s Additional CSS to avoid horizontal scrolling on the window where you see the space.
html[dir="rtl"],
body.rtl {
overflow-x: hidden;
}
Hi,
Thanks for the fast replay.
This CSS code didn’t work in the mobile mode..
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This reply was modified 4 years ago by
mesamhim.
Thank you for getting back!
This CSS code didn’t work in the mobile mode..
Perhaps the cached pages remain to load on your mobile web browser. Please try clearing cache and restarting your mobile web browser. Also, you may try restarting your device for complete cache removal.
I tried in Incognito mode so I sure it not the issue.
Moreover , some interesting behavior I found:
In the site’s Theme management menus , when I opening the Theme management page in desktop mode the gap width disappear after I added the CSS code, but when I press on mobile or tablet view the gap backing again and stay although I pressing on desktop mode view button and backing to desktop view. Only after refreshing (F5) the Theme management page in the desktop view the gap disappearing again and so on..
@kharisblank do you have any idea how to fix it?
I am sorry for the delay.
I have been reporting this issue to our development for further checking and permanent fix will be added to the upcoming version update of the theme. What you need to do is to just update the theme when newer version for it presents in your dashboard. Thank you!
What did you do? I also have the same problem.
Thanks
thanks @kharisblank
Meanwhile I changed the site’s Theme.
Please update me if you need future assistant / back to your Theme in order to fix it.
Also can you please update me when there will be release fix? (I want to back to the Sydney Theme after that)
thanks
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This reply was modified 4 years ago by
mesamhim.
Try this:
.mobile-header
{position: relative}
@ishay works thanks!!!!
(Toda!! 😉 )
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This reply was modified 4 years ago by
mesamhim.