Ivan, rather than making sweeping negative inferences, would it not be beneficial for all if you were specific and constructive?

Moving forward, knowing what to resolve, if in fact they exist, facilitates bug fixes.

Respectfully,

James

Mikmag Purchaser
Power User

Flippant support and threads going unanswered for 3 months can really grind people’s gears.  Just sayin’

Hi Ivan,

I’ve addressed the issue with the thumbnail captions for the related posts to our development team so they can check that out.

As James pointed out, some more specific information on the issues would really help speed up the process of finding and taking care of these issues.

Kind regards,

Kevin

The problem with the related posts doesn’t seem as big of a deal whenever you are viewing blogs on a pc web browser, but it becomes something different entirely on a mobile device.  Attached is an unreadable post due to this bug whenever viewing it from the iPhone.  How can we disable the related posts until this issue is resolved.  This bug does present a big issue for viewers.

Hi Whitt,

I can see the issue that’s causing yeah will be pointing that out specifically, that they check it on mobile devices as well to make sure that part gets fixed too.

Kevin

Should have a look at it in iPad and Android as well.  I noticed that the logo as well as the page-loader logo have what looks like a 1px border shadow.  Would like to remove that.

Also in mobile, the logo used in the page loader gets squished too, real small so it’s not legible.  Would be nice if it was regular size (or at least a little larger).

Tried finding what’s causing it in the style sheet but there’s alot of related calls, and I didn’t want to break something else.

Update: it’s a value under ‘#theme-logo img‘ value in style.css that says: box-shadow: none; however when viewed in iPad and mobile devices the box shadow is still there.

I added ‘box-shadow: none;‘ under ‘#theme-logo‘ in themes/mikmag/tdframework/css/responsive.css hoping this fixes it, I’ll have to borrow a fruit device later.

In the PC browser (Chrome/IE) there is the border showing around logo files when the page loader feature is activated.  In order to fix that, I went to ‘.core-loader img‘ in /style.css and added: border: 0px; and box-shadow: none; for good measure.  That seems to have fixed it.

Hey Justin!

Thanks for your gracious input, we all contribute to something greater than ourselves.

Good work!

🙂

James