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    barefootMarc
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    Fantastic. The images now remain the proper size. They still stack on top of one another, but i’m sure I can figure out a way with CSS to address that. Possibly float left.

    in reply to: Images stretching #216531
    barefootMarc
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    here’s the screenshot. I’ve tried uploading this a couple times, keeps not working.

    So i’ve added the size1 class to the elements in a row that is mobile visible only

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    in reply to: Images stretching #215903
    barefootMarc
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    I’ve added it that much i’m sure of:

    http://test.overdrivedesign.com/structure/?portfolio=35-golden-ave

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    in reply to: Images stretching #215889
    barefootMarc
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    Hi David.

    The size1 is applied to a row that is mobile visible only. you have to shrink your browser width down below tablet view.

    in reply to: Images stretching #215876
    barefootMarc
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    Why does:

    .spb-asset-content.size1{
    max-width:30%!important;
    }

    Not target that selection?

    As you can see the mobile view stacks them, despite me restricting the max size. The tablet and PC views look great.

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    in reply to: Swift Page Builder not responding. #206951
    barefootMarc
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    Its working. You have to click on visual, then swift page builder.

    -M

    in reply to: Swift Page Builder not responding. #206935
    barefootMarc
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    Also does not work in Firefox.

    in reply to: Swift Page Builder not responding. #206933
    barefootMarc
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    Here’s a screen shot

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    in reply to: Postion Value Ignored #206803
    barefootMarc
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    Figured it out.
    So the containing row is relative, and the btn is absolute.

    #case_study_view_project {

    height: 72px;
    width: 172px;
    border: thin solid #aeaeae;

    font-family: pt-serif;
    font-size: 24px;
    line-height:72px;
    font-style: italic;
    font-weight: 400;
    color: #AEAEAE;
    text-decoration: none;
    border-color: #AEAEAE;
    background-color: #FFFFFF;
    display: table-cell;
    cursor: pointer;
    text-align: center;
    float:right;
    clear:both;

    }

    .relative{
    position:relative;
    }

    .absolute{
    position:absolute;
    right:60px;
    bottom:60px;
    }

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    in reply to: Postion Value Ignored #206790
    barefootMarc
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    Still have the same problem.

    I could do it with the custom HTML, but It needs to be editable for the client. Custom HTML is a little too advanced for them.

    -M

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    in reply to: Postion Value Ignored #206284
    barefootMarc
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    Blank spacer wont work, because as the page shrinks in size it throws off the design.

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    in reply to: Postion Value Ignored #206249
    barefootMarc
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    Here’s a screen grab.

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    in reply to: Postion Value Ignored #205464
    barefootMarc
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    IS there anyway to position that box where I want using the current theme?

    I’ve tried dropping it in the row which contains both columns, and giving it a -margin value to pull it up, but its hidden behind the column. Even when i get rid of the columns bg color.

    -M

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    in reply to: window-arrow-nav #205452
    barefootMarc
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    Your method works, but I need it flush. Is it possible to create a link which calls on the previous portfolio item?

    -M

    in reply to: Images stretching #204661
    barefootMarc
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    YEah Looks pretty bad if responsive is turned off. Is it possible to target just that section?

    -M

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