Hi George,
Thank you for writing in, since your image is landscape oriented and the mobile is portrait-oriented you need to utilize the background position option, by default it is set to center, as you can see it is being focused on center when viewed on mobile. Please follow the link below for more details about the background-position option.
Hope it helps,
Cheers!
so what css do i need to place to make it show on mobile the image works on everything but mobile
Nevermind I got it fixed
Hi George,
Glad to know that you are able to fix it.
Thanks
The only question I have now is how to make headline on mobile 1 line
Hi George,
You can make that headline in a single line in mobile by reducing the font size for mobile only.
Now you need to create a duplicate of the existing headline and reduce the font size that adjust into the mobile.
Then you need to make the original headline visible for all the devices except the mobile and the duplicate headline visible only for mobile devices.
You can have this option in Element > Customize > Hide During Breakpoints
You can also play around with the responsive text with the help of this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdQHpAgFumw
Hope it helps.
Thanks
so in theory i will have 2 headlines one for desktop and the other for mobile
Hi George,
Yes, in that way you can avoid any custom coding.
Thanks
Seems like more work but its a work around Im sure much of it could be done with CSS
Hi George,
We suggest to avoid any custom coding, but CSS can be a very good option.
Please see this video on responsive text, which will help.
Thanks
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