[Robert]

I am using Parallax Frame Pro, and I have a Featured Slider on the Homepage/Frontpage. It is a custom slider type using 1920×1080 sized photos. I do not use the Title or Link options but I do use the Content text for a short description which appears in the center of the photo. This looks and works great on a desktop, or landscape mode on a mobile phone, but does not look good on a phone in portrait mode. The theme does not scale the site logo image or Content text down to fit the screen properly. How do I make it do that? My logo is now 252×90 and I need to to be about half that on a phone in portrait mode since the slider only takes up about 1/3 of the screen. The text also needs to be a bit smaller, unless you can show me how to get rid of the Previous/Next arrows, which currently cover up some of the text. Landscape mode is fine.

My site is https://theoaksgallery.com/ if you need to look at it.

Thanks…RobYoung

[tikaram]

@robyoung: The recommended size for logo is 150*150px. Please try uploading the logo of specified size and let me know. For font size I can provide you additional css. Let me know if you would like to decrease the logo size to specified size.

Regards,
Tikaram

[Robert]

OK, I changed the logo size to 150×150 as you suggested. It actually did not make any difference on either the desktop or the mobile phone pages. Looks OK on a desktop screen but the logo, Site Title and Tag Line all are way too big on a phone in portrait mode. I also need to reduce the font size for the Content field on the Featured Slider if possible. I could get by with just disabling that content field for the Mobile phone in portrait mode, if there is a way to do that. I’ve tried numerous attempts with CSS code, but I guess I do not have the right code.

If you can provide some help with the CSS, that would be good. Or if you have other suggestions that would also be good.

Thanks

[tikaram]

@robyoung: I checked your site and it looks like the slider issue has been fixed on your site. Please let me know if there is any thing more to be done.

Regards,
Tikaram

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