Actually noted that it also does not honor height setting, changing the “Custom Widget Height” has no impact.
Hello Mrboats,
Can you share your site url? We will check the issue.
Sure, check here: http://sifdev2.demo.site/, “Auto Widget Width” is set to “Yes” and width is set to 200 to illustrate the prob. Btw, the lenght seems to be OK after all, apparently there is some minimum lenght and when I tried chainging the lenght I guess I was under the min lenght or something as I did not notice any change.
Can you please share a screenshot of Facebook Likebox setting page?
Btw, I tested this also now by creating a shortcode and inserting that into a text widget (instead of using your widget) and the shortcode behaves in eaxtly the same way: regardless of width auto setting, it takes the numeric value for the width and does not autoscale the width.
Please set the setting as below
Auto Widget Width – No
Custom Widget Width – 300
Hope it will work for you check and let us know
It behaves exactly the same way so that the widget does not adjust the width, ie is not responsive.
Please contact at our website here http://www.awplife.com
Send your theme to us
our team will check your theme is compatible with our plugin at localhost.
Thanks
The theme is ThemeGrill ColorMag Free, but I doubt that this is a theme issue as both the Youtube widget above ad Twitter widget below behave responsibly as expected and adjust their width to the widget container width.
https://themegrill.com/themes/colormag/
Checked your plugin behavior and it seems that the problem is that your code sets the width for the span and iframe into which the widget is rendered, you can see the problem here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t4vfymue3zf58nb/width%20problem.JPG?dl=0
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mrboats.
Hi
We have checked the plugin with your theme and it works perfectly.
See the screenshot
Settings – http://imgur.com/a/Qyc0T
Facebook LikeBox – http://imgur.com/a/WmsKu
If still any issue contact at – http://www.awplife.com
Well, actually your picture shows exactly the problem that I have been reporting, the widget is not responsive and does not fill the width of the widget container (you can see the width of the container from the line under the widget title).
Also, if you now make the browser window a lot smaller, the widget will overflow outside the widget container and if you view the site on a mobile device, the widget will be too narrow.
So still the problem is that your widget in fact is not responsive…
