[The Hutong]

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[The Hutong]

Also, it’s so weird. I used the same building block (blog post carousel) on this page:

Teambuilding Events

It’s sorted right. But on this page:

About

It’s not. The only difference between them is that the first one is 1/2, while the second one is 3/4 width. Hope this can help with the fixing.

Thanks!

[The Hutong]

Hi,

Thank you so much for your reply, but the posts are still in the wrong order 🙁

I cleared the cache and everything, but still no luck. Any idea?

Thanks!

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Thank you for your reply. Yes i meant the element with text “Beginner’s Digital Photography” on, but I don’t think it’s the browser that caused the problem – I tried both Chrome and Safari.

Actually, if you can take a look at http://thehutong.info/about/, where there’s this “The Bike Ride” paragraph with a bike as the background. If you scroll down, it won’t move at all (i set this as an Alt background). Whereas here http://thehutong.info/beginners-photography/, the man with the red dot on his forehead will scroll as well when you scroll down(it’s parallax here). What I’m asking is that, can i get the background image for Parallax fixed (not moving) as the one with the Alt background?

[The Hutong]

Hi,

Thank you so much for your reply. I’ve already solved the problem.

Best,

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Hi Ed,

Thanks for the screenshot, but it didn’t solve the problem. If you can take a look at this page: http://thehutong.info/revtest/

In full screen, it looks like the “Welcome…”(1st layer) bit is at a little above 1/2 and “Step…” (2nd layer) line is at 2/3.

If you try making the screen smaller, what i observe is that, the “Welcome..” will always stay at the corresponding 1/2 place, while “Step…” keeps going up and eventually overlaps with the “Welcome” bit.

It’s been bugging me for so long and it seems that our previous conversations were not so efficient. Can I get this fixed soon? Thanks so much.

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Yes that works fine. Thanks! – Ivy

[The Hutong]

That would be awesome. Thank you so much and look forward to hearing from you!

[The Hutong]

No it still has the problem, i put testimonial slider instead of the revolution slider now so that everything works fine. Would really love to know how to fix the revolution slider though.

Let me know if there’s any news on that.

Thanks!

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Ed,

Thanks for your reply. Actually it gets all good when it’s in big screen, i use the align thing to adjust the position of my two layers. However when i compress the screen to a phone size:

1. the background image will get really small
2. the two layers will overlap. If it’s fully responsive then i guess layers should stay stable relatively – can’t overlap

So i think it’s not the align thing that is the problem here?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Amazing. Thank you so much Ed!

[The Hutong]

Hi Melanie,

Thank you for your reply. I tried but i don’t think that’s what it is. See the Flexform live preview here: http://themeforest.net/item/flexform-retina-responsive-multipurpose-theme/full_screen_preview/4258755

The revolution slider at the top has very little margin between each line, but it won’t overlap when you try to compress the screen. I think there’s something else that i’m missing. Any idea?

Thanks in advance.

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Hi Melanie,

Thank you for your reply, but that’s not what i meant. Let’s forget about the Safari thing, what i mean is that i DON’T want the effect that it’s actually zooming on hover, any way we can kill it? Like putting some code in the Custom css box.

Thanks for your help.

Best,

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Hi,

See attached. When i hover over the picture will get zoomed in a little.

Thanks!

Ivy

[The Hutong]

Ed,

Thank you for your reply. No, actually i tried on other safaris but only that one has the problem.

Yeah the above code does kill the red cover, but i don’t want the zoom in as well. What’s the code for that?

Thank you so much for your help, really appreciate it.

Ivy