Hi,
I believe I ran into a css glitch.
I styled some posts very much to my liking using the tagdiv composer, but the appearance is different in Safari and in Firefox/Chrome.
Please see with Safari desktop: https://test.wcta.com.br/tdb_templates/blank-single-template/
The row where the post title goes has a margin-top of -104px, and padding-top of 28px. But it displays differently in Firefox and Chrome, the row was moved up inside the slider as in Safari.
I tried to solve it with a margin-top of -76px for the element in that row, but then it displays wrong in Safari desktop.
Thank you
Hi,
For me the website seems to be display on all those browsers -> https://i.imgur.com/tKWE0NA.jpg
If this problem is only in specific places please provide some screenshots with the problems.
Thank you!
Thank you for your fast reply.
The sliders look fine, what looks like a glitch is the post title position, you need to scroll down a little to see it.
Please see the screenshots here comparing Safari (ok) and Chrome (title too far down). Firefox looks like Chrome:
https://imgur.com/a/K2gMgkY
Hello,
I just checked your website and it seems that some posts have set post template 6 => https://www.screencast.com/t/3hHcB0qkZDKX and others have a single post template from the cloud library (which is almost the same with post template 6). You need to set the same template for all posts, then the layout will be the same.
Thank you!
Hi,
Thank you for your help.
These are two completely separate things:
1. I like the post template 6 a lot, but I wanted Sliders on the top of the posts, and the standard template 6 only allows for images, not Sliders. Then, using the Clod Template composer, I built my own Cloud Template with a very similar design. One post, like https://test.wcta.com.br/mestres/chen-xiaowang/ for example, uses its own Cloud Template with the applicable Slider.
When I want another post with another Slider, I will just duplicate the template and change its name and the Slider slug in the correct field inside the template, and then use it for the new post.
This is working perfectlky fine. I don’t need any help with this.
2. I built my original Cloud Template with a similar design to post template 6 using the composer. All standard procedure. I was looking at it using Safari, and it looks perfect to me. When I checked the results usinf Firefox, it looked differently. Then I checked with Chrome, also different from Safari. You can see the difference in the very same post here: https://imgur.com/a/K2gMgkY
Since I didn’t use any custom css, and used only the composer, I believe this is a css glitch in the Newspaper Theme itself. It is completely unrelated to topic 1 above. A template was built with the composer that does not look the same in every browser.
I would expect your developers to easily solve what is shown in the last link above with some css fixes.
Thank you,
Eduardo
Hello,
We did some checks and it seems that it is the same source code, but interpreted differently by the browser and that we would like to investigate the issue, if you agree please make a full backup to all files and the database, and contact us at contact@tagdiv.com, provide wp-admin and credentials, also a link to this topic in order to identify you.
Thank you for your understanding!
