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  • #75573
    Caetlyn
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    I don’t know how this has happened but the background image I uploaded onto my homepage changes width once I go to a different page. The width on the homepage is set to full screen. Yet, when I go to a different page, it reduces to its original dimensions.

    How do I rectify this?

    website – https://caetlynmclean.com

    #75574
    User
    Moderator

    @Caetlyn

    What I’m seeing is the background is the same on all pages.  i.e. full width, but the contents widths seem to vary.

    The home page only seems to work, as the text is centered, but the footer below shows that the contents and footer have different left margin settings.

    Try increasing the footer left margin so that it aligns correctly with the background image and then use that setting for the contents.

    Regards.

     

    #75575
    Caetlyn
    Participant

    Weird. I use an iPad which causes this issue. The same goes for an iPhone. Yet, when I view on a computer, the problem isn’t there …

     

    #75576
    User
    Moderator

    Yes, am out now and on my phone with a 720×1544 screen the pages are all perfect in Landscape view, but on Portrait view, all the contents are bunched on the right, with a left margin in about tje middle of the screen.

    I suggest you click on the F12 key on your pc keyboard and have a look at how it moves with various screen sizes.

    Regards.

    #75577
    Caetlyn
    Participant

    Unfortunately I don’t have F12 on an iPad keyboard.

    #75578
    User
    Moderator

    Perhaps this may help you get to developer mode:

    https://www.solveyourtech.com/how-to-turn-on-developer-mode-on-ipad-step-by-step-guide-for-beginners/

    Sorry, I don’t use Ipads….

    Regards.

    #75579
    User
    Moderator

    It’s all looking pretty aligned now on my tablet in landscape view.

    However….. the home page background makes it a lot easier to read the content than the backgrounds on the other pages.

    On the other pages, the background image is very much darker at the top, and thus the menu headings and the site name are lost in the darkness – at least for my ol’ eyes, that is.

    Hope this helps.

    Regards!

    #75581
    scrambler
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