[buckycore]

Great, I didn’t even think of that. HA…I’ll try that out now.

[buckycore]

Yup. Perfect. thank you all for your help. This is very much resolved.

[buckycore]

Almost have everything, but I forgot one last thing that I wanted to change in the mobile site. There’s a white line that I can’t find in the inspector I want to get rid of.

Once I clean that up, then this is good to go

BTW: All my changes are sitting on my staging server, and not the live one. Should I give you the login to that, or is that not needed?

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[buckycore]

Thank you both. I wasn’t around a few days, so I’m sorry to just get back to you now. I’ll try these out right now.

[buckycore]

Sorry for the delay. Here is the screen shot. I’ve fiddled with the settings under Theme Options > Header and Logo and can’t seem to get the logo to present it’s self larger.

Thank you in advance.

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[buckycore]

Great, thank you. Sorry, I should have included this in my original question as well. Do I need to use a custom CSS tag to enlarge the desktop logo as well? I think I asked this before hand but I don’t think it got resolved. Thank you in advance.

[buckycore]

Ah, ok. So you’re saying there might be something conflicting with the control. Got it. I will do so in a bit and report my findings.

[buckycore]

Great! Knowing how I can play around with layouts per device is yet another awesome thing I’ve learned about this theme. Thank you for all the answers (I marked this as resolved)

[buckycore]

Ok, thank you for that information. That’s an amazing feature, and I’ll be using that to it’s fullest. However, the slider is one that I selected in the Meta Options under Page Header/Slider. But from what you’re saying, you’d suggest I’d replace that with a Swift Page element one so I have more control on it’s layout? After this last question is answered, I think I’ll be good.

[buckycore]

Ok, cool. I figured that was the case, but did I find some earlier posts where you suggested

.swiper-slide {
    background-size: contain!important;
}

and

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
.swiper-slide .caption-content h2 {
    font-size: 18px!important;
    line-height: 34px!important;
}
a.sf-button {
    font-size: 10px;
}
}

to help re-size the slider for mobile devices and such. In the case that this doesn’t quite take care of my issue, is it possible to have a group of alternate layouts for mobile devices, and perhaps set DNS records to have m.featheredoutlaw.com point to them?

[buckycore]

I did enable the Advanced options, that’s why I’m posting this. I read through every one else’s solutions and it’s not working still.

Here’s a screen shot just to confirm.

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[buckycore]

It’s ok, I think I figured out the problem. it looks to me like it was a caching issue. If I find this problem again, I’ll post the question again and upload the logo. sorry for the delay in response. I was just under the gun trying to get things done.

[buckycore]

So sorry, we had an emergency redesign due to a tight deadline, and we needed to just get something up there now.

Anyway, I made a text page with a google map:
http://featheredoutlaw.com/map-test/
and it’s having the same problem. I double checked everything again as well. I’m not in a rush, so i won’t take this down until I know how this control works better. Thank you

[buckycore]

Perfect. Thank you.

[buckycore]

Great, thank you. That was he obvious thing I was over looking and it fixed it. 😀