I have to questions on the mobile version of my website.
First, in every element of the portfolio the images in the gallery are bigger than the mobile screen. is there a possibility to make them more little or fit to mobile screen dimension?
Second, in my homepage I am using an image with text, but in the mobile version the image on the homepage is too little and the text cannot be read. is it possible to modify the size of the image on the mobile version and make it bigger (or fit to the mobile screen size)
this issue is present even in our web site on one place where we have used maximum image height and we have listed the issues on the list of things that we have to fix, we hope to deliver in our next releases.
2— As you can see from this video (http://drops.laborator.co/D8xHg) you have added paddings on that Visual Composer element (Masonry Portfolio)and that's why this is happening.
1 yes I selected a maximum heigh for the image because otherwise they will all look different in size in the portfolio (it was the only way to solve this problem). Ok Ill have to wait for a release that fix the problem.
2 sorry, I do not understand how I can make my homepage image bigger in the mobile version. (and I don't mean the miniatures of the portfolio elements)
This is the option so make your container full-width but your image has white spaces on all the directions as you can see on the end of the video http://drops.laborator.co/sCWe1X
ok. I tried to use an image with less white space around, but in that case the font size became too big in the laptop version of the website..and it's ugly to see.
So, I am wondering, would it be possible to have an homepage image in the mobile version different from the one in the laptop version of the website? in this case, it will solve the problem.
You can create elements of Visual Composer that will be valid only for Mobile or PC. To learn how to achieve that please see this video Responsive Control for Devices on the Visual Composer tutorials.
Hi,
I have to questions on the mobile version of my website.
First, in every element of the portfolio the images in the gallery are bigger than the mobile screen. is there a possibility to make them more little or fit to mobile screen dimension?
Second, in my homepage I am using an image with text, but in the mobile version the image on the homepage is too little and the text cannot be read. is it possible to modify the size of the image on the mobile version and make it bigger (or fit to the mobile screen size)
Best,
Alessio Mazzaro
Hi there,
1— I think that you are talking about the Single Portfolio > Carousel Layout This is happening because you have selected this option
(view on new page)
this issue is present even in our web site on one place where we have used maximum image height and we have listed the issues on the list of things that we have to fix, we hope to deliver in our next releases.
2— As you can see from this video (http://drops.laborator.co/D8xHg) you have added paddings on that Visual Composer element (Masonry Portfolio)and that's why this is happening.
1 yes I selected a maximum heigh for the image because otherwise they will all look different in size in the portfolio (it was the only way to solve this problem). Ok Ill have to wait for a release that fix the problem.
2 sorry, I do not understand how I can make my homepage image bigger in the mobile version. (and I don't mean the miniatures of the portfolio elements)
Hi basetz,
This is the option so make your container full-width but your image has white spaces on all the directions as you can see on the end of the video http://drops.laborator.co/sCWe1X
Hi,
ok. I tried to use an image with less white space around, but in that case the font size became too big in the laptop version of the website..and it's ugly to see.
So, I am wondering, would it be possible to have an homepage image in the mobile version different from the one in the laptop version of the website? in this case, it will solve the problem.
best,
Alessio
Hi Alessio,
You can create elements of Visual Composer that will be valid only for Mobile or PC. To learn how to achieve that please see this video Responsive Control for Devices on the Visual Composer tutorials.
Have a great weekend!