[jaroljmek]

Hi Cosmin

Thanks for taking a look.

However, if I reduce the view/font size of my browser the impact header strip runs out before the edge of the screen. It does not run full-screen-width. The copyright footer, as a comparison, goes full-screen-width.

Hope I’m being clear.

Thanks

[jaroljmek]

Sorry!

It’s http://www.systems.co.ke

Thanks very much.

[jaroljmek]

Hi Azuz

Terrific, thanks very much for the heads up on that.

Christian J.

[jaroljmek]

Hi. A question for Azuz – I love the interactivity of your site:

Can I ask which plugins you used for the:

1. Pop up Contact box

2. The Newsletter Subscribe top right

I’d be keen to try those. Thanks.

[jaroljmek]

I think I’ve spotted it. Is it the

ype-of-

in the image=”ype-of-8418″ shortcode that we preventing the link?

Thanks

[jaroljmek]

Thanks very much indeed. Can you tell me what you did so I can get it right next time as I will be adding more images? Is it at the point when you load an image into the WP media library?

Thanks again.

[jaroljmek]

Ah. Think I’ve worked it out:

mt0 = margin top 0
mb0 – margin bottom 0

That seems to work.

[jaroljmek]

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[jaroljmek]

Hi.

I guess that means yes to my question about the 1170px width!

It’s kind of a related issue: I’m getting this appear as a class in my Page Builder items – mb0 mt0 bt0.

What is it and what does it mean?

Thanks

[jaroljmek]

Hi there

Thanks for the jpeg tip.

But to confirm, am I correct about the size of page as it impacts in a number of ways?

Thanks

[jaroljmek]

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[jaroljmek]

Hi there

I understand in principle but in practice I cannot see how to re-engage the lightbox. The shortcode is: [vc_single_image image=”ype-of-8418″ image_size=”full” frame=”noframe” full_width=”no” lightbox=”yes” link_target=”_self” width=”1/4″ el_position=”first”]

Other than checking lightbox (which does not work) I don’t see how to link to the image other than input it as an external URL. However, your instructions say this: “if you would like the image to link to a URL, then enter it here. NOTE: this will override the lightbox functionality if you have enabled it.” which discourages me from trying this option.

Am I missing something?

Thank you for your understanding.

[jaroljmek]

Hi there

Sorry I don’t really understand the first paragraph of your reply. Is it better to use, as per your CSS file:

font-family: “Google Font”, Standard Font, sans-serif;

My question is also: why are there three fonts list as above?

I have just looked at my site on an iPad and as you seem to suggest the Revolution Header appears in Times or something similar not Myriad Pro (www.systems.co.uk). I don’t really mind about not using Myriad Pro. I just want a font that will work consistently. Should I therefore use a Google Font?

Thanks for your help

[jaroljmek]

Hi

1/2) Thanks understood.

3) Do you mean like this within the shortcode? Sorry my html is a bit basic:

<span class=noarrow> </span>

Thanks

[jaroljmek]

Hi again

Ok I’m winning here.

– I’ve downloaded the non-image content of your sample Rev Slider so I can now begin to see how it works

– I’ve replaced the Caption CSS

– I’ve worked out that you need to maintain approx a 4:1 aspect ratio for images to appear as in your demo

So for now two questions remain:

1. Is the Swift Slider just for Post & Portfolio Images?

2. Is there a Flex Slider?

3. How can I remove the triangle from the bottom of the full width text block?

Thanks!