Below is their response. Sure enough I disabled the Revolution Slider and the site works perfectly fine on mobile devices now. Is there any other option to get a full response image with a button without using Revolution Slider? I’ve had issues with that plugin on several occasions. Here’s example of the site with those feature without a revolution slider, https://www.ondeck.com/.
Having checked in to this, I’ve been able to determine that the observed behavior is happening due to the coding of one more installed components of the WordPress site in /home4/bradley/public_html . In order to confirm this, I backed up the site database and then proceeded to temporarily disable all plugins. I’ve noticed that after having taken that step, the version displayed by the mobile side matches the regular site exactly, which further confirms this. This suggests that one of the plugins present in the script is causing a problem.
To this end, what you may want to consider doing next is disabling all plugins, and reenabling them one by one to determine which one in particular is at fault, so that you can look to address this by removing, updating, or reconfiguring the offending component. The error given stronlgly suggests that this might be on account of the “Revolution Slider” component, so you might want to look to see if that can be replaced, or else approach the makers of that plugin to see if they have a suggested workaround:
[showcase_layerslider revslider_shortcode=”slider2″ width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] [divider type="standard" text="Go to top" full_width="no" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] [box type=”whitestroke” pb_margin_bottom=”yes” width=”1/4″ el_position=”first”]
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