Plugin Author
Gabor
(@nextendweb_gabor)
Hi! Our slider’s font is working that way, that in the Edit Slider -> Global fonts have three values for smaller screens. This is the base, which is used with the given font size, which is in your case 400%, that is why it’s big, and won’t go much smaller, because you should have the same font sizes at the Edit Slider -> Global fonts. You can find a documentation about this in here, if you check out the example, I think you will understand it: http://www.nextendweb.com/wiki/smart-slider-documentation/responsive-mode/#global
Thanks. I realize I removed the slider that wasn’t working before you could see it, so mh post probably makes no sense.
Yes – the responsiveness and font size issues are well documented. I really appreciate how much you’ve written about the plug-in!
I had hoped to merely show you how a duplicate of a slider worked perfectly where its original was not. It doesn’t really matter as it probably just a stupid glitch.
Thanks!
Leo
Plugin Author
Gabor
(@nextendweb_gabor)
Oh I see, it’s weird, that the duplicated worked, because there is one thing I can think about from this description, that where your slider is, lot of the containing elements do have display:table; on them, and we have a limitation, that the slider doesn’t always work responsively in tables, because table elements are looking for the content inside them, how big they are, and they will resize themselves to them, but our slider is working that way, that it’s checking the container’s size, where it is, and it will only get smaller, whent he container get’s smaller. So the problem is given by, that both are looking at each other, and none of them is getting smaller like that. If you would ever see this problem again, you could try to put the slider into the php code instead, like this: http://www.nextendweb.com/wiki/smart-slider-documentation/frequently-asked-questions/#fullwidthwp
maybe into a position, where there aren’t containers, just the body, for example under the </header> part of your website it certainly wouldn’t have this problem (also it could reach the sides, and the top menu, maybe you would like your slider better that way).
Thank you for the suggestion.
I’m just thankful that by simply duplicating it the problem went away. I’m very close to publishing the site, and your plug-in, with all of its documentation, has been a really exciting discovery!
Even the free version has a lot of power!
Best,
Leo