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I have just discoverd that the slider and header text are not responsive on a mobile phone. I have looked for the code to fix this issue but as yet unable to find anything to make this work properly or even if it does.
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I have updated my template and still the issue is not resolved for a mobile device. Can anyone help out?
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Hello

Firstly ensure that the Responsive Layout option is enabled in your template settings (General -> Responsive Options).

To reduce the size of your logo text on smaller screens you can also add the following to the Custom CSS field (General -> Custom CSS)...

Edit to taste

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
.logo h1 a {
font-size: 42px;
}}


Ciarán
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Hi Ciaran

I have put the code in the custom CSS and it has fixed the header part to resize on a mobile phone but then it removes the styling for other modules I have created throughout. I also cannot get the images in the slider which is included in the template options to render responsive in certain media. I have tried alot of things? Please anyone?
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Hello

If the above CSS is effecting anything besides your logo then I suspect syntax error. Have you definitely copied the CSS exactly as it appears above? Tried placing it at the end of your Custom CSS field?

Ciarán
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Thanks so much it worked.

Awesome support.
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