Thanks for posting about this! I do see the bug, I’ll have a fix out today or tomorrow morning at the latest.
Ben
Hi Ben–
Also finding that setting a custom background for a row on mobile is being ignored – all the mobile settings seem to be failing to apply to mobile layout, and it’s just using the desktop. Let me know if you need to see any code.
Hey,
It’s only designed to override the settings in standard. For example, if you don’t have an overlay set in standard then the mobile settings for overlay will not do anything. Or if you set a background image in standard you have to override the background image in mobile for that to have an effect. Is that whats happening with you?
Ben
I had the background image and scroll behavior set to parallax in standard, but tried fixed or scroll in mobile, and it still wanted to do parallax. I did update the image field too wondering if I needed that as well, and that change does take, but it was ignoring the scroll setting on mobile. Does that make more sense? Sorry for not being more clear there.
Yeah, parallax is javascript run so it’s going to load if standard is set to use it even though you can change the image. I’ll have to think about that. Maybe add in a way to turn it off.
To be clear parallax on mobile is fixed because mobile browsers scroll is so different the parallax script treats it differently.
Ben
Ah, yeah – for this particular area, I was trying to figure out a way to either have no image on mobile or a fixed background (or even just one that scrolled) or something that worked better than the image I used on desktop with parallax on. Setting just a black background and no images on mobile didn’t override the image either – I wouldn’t mind a way to set NO image on mobile when I have one on desktop, actually. Maybe I can crank the overlay opacity to 1?
Do you have any thoughts on what’s the best way to accomplish having one experience on desktop and then something else entirely on mobile in that way? It’s a situation where on mobile, the content is a lot taller than on desktop, and so often an image doesn’t work in parallax in that environment – you can see black bars above and below it.
You can use overlay, just make sure you are using some overlay on standard. Or you can use css, the customizer has a custom css box and you could apply some css just to that row.
Ben
Hey,
I added an option to turn off the image in the mobile row settings so you can have a parallax image on desktop and a color on mobile.
Ben
