Responsiveness questions

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Do you have a link so I can take a look at the text issue in the slider area?

For the navigation, I don’t have a quick solution yet, but its something I’ve been working on recently. I came up with a few ideas but still running tests on another theme. As soon as I have it ready, it will be applied to all of my themes as an update.

I don’t currently know of a way to disable mobile view. I know it exists, I just haven’t seen it done yet with Genesis themes.

Ok, now I see why. You are using the image as a “background-image” in your css, and I don’t know if its possible to make a background-image responsive. All of the images that you see that resize and are responsive are embedded in the code in one way or the other.

For example, you can make that same image responsive by adding it into your code this way –

<img src="http://www.legitimatepaidsurveyscritic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/generate-box.png">

However, the issue with doing it that way, is that it will be difficult to keep the elements inside (like the forms) to stay in place.

The best solution in my opinion is to set it up exactly like how they have it in the Generate theme by StudioPress…..(I’m assuming you already have it since you have the image). If you look at the Generate theme http://demo.studiopress.com/generate/, you’ll notice the image is in separate parts, and as you resize your browser some of those parts remove and are replaced with images that can repeat (giving the appearance that they are resizing). So if I were you I would do it the exact same way.

Let me know if this makes sense.

Yes its pretty easy. To remove the responsive features of your site you can comment out or delete the responsive css section at the bottom of your style.css file. It starts on line 2922 and goes all the way to the end of the file. I would recommend commenting it out. If you don’t know how to comment out just let me know.

I use a separate program when I edit my files and they are automatically updated through FTP. On a mac I use Espresso, there is Coda, Text Wrangler and a few others. For windows I would use Notepad++.

You could just copy the code from your style.css and place it into an editor and find the line numbers that way.

Yes thats the correct way to comment out.

You could change “max-width” to “width” on the “#inner” id. Should be on or around line 587 in your style.css file. Although I can’t really make any promises that it will look right since you removed the responsive code which was needed for it to fit mobile browsers of that size.