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I am using the Interface Free Theme. When I view the site on a desktop it displays fine with the Main Content in the left and the Right Margin in the right. But when I view the same on a laptop, the Right Margin moves below Main Content. How do I fix this?
In short, I do not want the Right Margin / Sidebar to move below the Main Content for screen sizes of more then 1024 pixels.
For screens less then 1024 pixels, the Right Margin / Sidebar shifting below Main Content is OK.My url is – http://www.pyramidfinance.com/pyrfinwp/
Topic: Clean Retina main Menu hight
Hi Rabin,
You’ve been really helpful with some of your support replies, so I hope I might be able to target you with this little issue I am having.
I have changed the responsiveness perameters so the desktop view is still displayed on full-size tablets such as the ipad, as otherwise I lose my nice design and important information as it gets rid of the sidebar. I did this by changing “@media only screen and (max-width: 1078px)” to max-width: 767px. This is possibly a fudge, but it works well.
It looks great in landscape mode, but in portrait the text is very close to the edge of the screen. Is there a way to add margin, border or padding to give a bit of space at the left and right edges of the screen? I am hoping a simple change to css will work.
This is my site: http://www.janekillick.co.uk
I want it to behave in a similar way to the publisher site at : http://www.ellybooks.co.uk. That uses a theme where responsiveness can be turned off for tablets, which would be a great addition to the attitude-pro software.
I’m using two themes because I want the two sites to look different. I hope I will able to keep the look I want using attitude-pro on tablets, rather than displaying a website where some of the information is missing.
Regards,
Jane