Hi,
This is not the ideal way to test. You should use some responsive testing tool. Such as Developer tools in Chrome or Firefox. Or some simulator like:
http://responsinator.com/
Thanks.
I was not actually testing the responsiveness at that time. I have already tested responsiveness by making browser’s window size smaller equal to mobile screen size. And its responsiveness is fine on mobile devices also. I know its responsive.
But my question was that why slider can’t keep up with rest of the content of my project when I do zoom-in. By zoom in my project’s layout gets disturbed.
Tim
(@n7studios)
Zooming in and out works as expected when tested.
The slider will not exceed your maximum dimensions: 1366*576, and this is by design.
When zooming in, the slider increases in size in the same way as the rest of your page.
When zooming out, the slider decreases in size in the same way as the rest of your page.
Ok, My be I did’t ask in a proper understandable way. Let me ask again. Now make zoom out of at least 50%. Slider will get reduce BUT look at its position and then look at my navigation bar’s position. This is the real problem for me.
while other content of my project reside in the middle(such as navigation bar) But slider jump to the left corner… Why?
Ok, solved it…
Just put the short code in beween the <center> tags.
Thanks for your time.
