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Hi chaps,
I'm seeing something odd when I resize my browser window.
This does not look right.
A tad narrower is OK
and in more or less Mobile mode is OK
Firefox 46.0.1
Regards,
TomO
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TomO
Just a simple photographer
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it looks to me that you've set the columns to 2 for large displays. In the album set template, take a look at
Album Max-width and Columns at Screen Breakpoints
Rod
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Thanks Rod,
I'll check that out and the top level where the album sets sit as they all display incorrectly from full screen until I narrow the browser window.
Regards,
TomO
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TomO
Just a simple photographer
Live site at http://tomowens.openpoint.co.uk/
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Hi Rod,
Changing Max Columns to 2 from 4 sorted it. I need to look at these parameters more and test methodically to see what causes what to happen.
Regards,
TomO
Regards,
TomO
Just a simple photographer
Live site at http://tomowens.openpoint.co.uk/
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Several of Backlight's layouts allow you detailed control over the number of columns at various screen breakpoints. In your album set and album templates, look out for a section called "Columns at Screen Breakpoints". It's not available for every layout, but is for most; I think the Classic grid might be the only one without it, and I might add it there later.
You'll want to set "Max. Columns" and "Columns at Page Breakpoint".
Then you'll want to set all of the sliders under "Columns at Screen Breakpoints" to jive with those settings. You can use your browser's developer tools to help visualize larger screen sizes; most have such options available now (I might do a video on this at some point). Try Chrome: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/device-mode
The "Columns at Page Breakpoint" is fun in that it allows you to step back some. So maybe just ahead of your breakpoint, your layout is two or three columns, and you want only two thumbnail columns in your grid. Then at the breakpoint, you suddenly go to a single-column layout with a much wider grid area, and having two grid columns is way too big. This slider then allows you to step back up to a four-column grid, and you can use subsequent breakpoints to step down again all the way to mobile.
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Thanks Matthew,
Will try out these sliders in more testing.
Regards,
TomO
Regards,
TomO
Just a simple photographer
Live site at http://tomowens.openpoint.co.uk/
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