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It's a little weird, it looks normal in standard portrait on mobile, but on tablet (my own iPad Pro) in portrait view is where it's getting a lot of added spacing.
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Hello, Is there a way to control spacing height? I'm getting a little too much vertical space with the portrait view on tablet vs landscape. Here's the page: https://www.jason-hufford.com/product-design/alkisupplements Thanks.
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Solution for headers scaling smaller at larger screen sizes?
JasonH replied to JasonH's topic in Customize with code
Thanks Nick, that worked with some rem fiddling. -
Solution for headers scaling smaller at larger screen sizes?
JasonH replied to JasonH's topic in Customize with code
Sorry, I mean font headers, not images. -
Hello, I'm wondering if anyone has a solution for headers scaling smaller when the screen width goes larger / above 1920px? (Which is what my max width is currently set to). The body copy is doing a bit of the same thing, but I have been able to adjust that a bit so it's not as drastic. But the headers are getting too small. Please let me know if there is a fix, something I'm missing, a CSS fix, etc. https://www.jason-hufford.com/product-design/alkisupplements Thanks!
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Yeah, I thought that might be the case. Thanks for looking into it!
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Hello, here's the page with gallery: https://jmhdesign.squarespace.com/print-digital
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Hello, I'm looking for help in trying to get a single image (within a gallery block) to change out to another image, or more, and timed to change after 3 seconds or so. Right now, I'm using GIF's to do this (but it takes away from the image quality), so I'm wondering if there's another way through custom code and using JPG's. Thanks in advance!
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Hello, I'm looking for help in trying to get a single image (within a gallery block) to change out to another image (up to 4 or 5 actually), timed to change after 3 seconds or so. Right now, I'm using GIFs to do this (but this takes away from the image quality), so I'm hoping there's a better way through css maybe, just using JPG's.
