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Not responsive on tablets
Updated on July 10, 2015 in Fluid Responsive Slideshow
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webmasters 3 on July 8, 2015

I’ve got an issue with mobile responsiveness on bigger mobile devices. Apparently medium responsive class settings don’t apply to screens like Nexus 7 or IPad – a part of the text box is just cut of. Is there any way to increase max width for medium responsive class via css or any other solution?
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zea Moderator 0 on July 10, 2015

Hi Karen,

Sorry for late response

You can adjust your text box width manualy, by editing your slide > Text Box position > Text Box width.

Please take a look this screenshot :

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Thankyou,
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Zea

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webmasters 0 on July 10, 2015

Hi Zea!
Thanks for reply, but that’s not what i meant, the text box width is fine, i don’t want to make it any wider because it looks fine on PC. the problem is when you view it on tablet the lower part of the text box is cut of together with the "read more" button.

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zea Moderator 0 on July 10, 2015

Hi Karen,

Unfortunately, it’s hard to keep box content responsive when you have lengthy text on it. Except you increase Text Box width… 🙁

Otherwise, the content will be clipped.

Or you can try this quick solution, by overriding FRS CSS :



#cekpjc-slideshow .frs-caption p, #cekpjc-slideshow .frs-caption-inner p {

  font-size: 1.1em !important;

}

Thankyou,
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Zea

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