Wich are the exact measures you stablished for each Responsive View?

LGALLP
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LGALLP posted this 15 February 2020
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Hello, NP Team! Hope you have a nice day.

I think you should publish/share the exact measures you considered when stablished the five responsive views for the app, because I´m having problems "matching them" with my real dispositives... Both, Tablet and Mobile phone.

Or maybe you can insert like a "Screen Limit View Marker" so we can understand in every view how every block will show... if it will be shown complete and partial. I ask for this because I would like websites that could be navegate with anchor links and show really owesome on each responsive view... or at least know the exact measures for each screen so I can decide how the content of each block will be looked at for the visitors. That would be really great!

Please, check the image for more details...

Thank you for your time.

Hello, NP Team! Hope you have a nice day. I think you should publish/share the exact measures you considered when stablished the five responsive views for the app, because I´m having problems "matching them" with my real dispositives... Both, Tablet and Mobile phone. Or maybe you can insert like a "Screen Limit View Marker" so we can understand in every view how every block will show... if it will be shown complete and partial. I ask for this because I would like websites that could be navegate with anchor links and show really owesome on each responsive view... or at least know the exact measures for each screen so I can decide how the content of each block will be looked at for the visitors. That would be really great! Please, check the image for more details... Thank you for your time.

Last edited 15 February 2020 by LGALLP

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Support Team posted this 19 February 2020

Hi Luis,

Nicepage uses the following breakpoints:
min width 1200px (Desktop)
max width 1199px (Laptop)
max width 991px (Tablet)
max width 767px (Phone Landscape)
max width 575px (Phone Portrait)
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Sincerely,
Olivia
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Hi Luis, Nicepage uses the following breakpoints: min width 1200px (Desktop) max width 1199px (Laptop) max width 991px (Tablet) max width 767px (Phone Landscape) max width 575px (Phone Portrait) Please let us know if you have any further questions. ................................................... Sincerely, Olivia Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
LGALLP
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LGALLP posted this 19 February 2020

Thank you, Olivia!

And, also have another question related: How many pixels tall (heigh) start to be considered as "too tall" for a block that could give errors or bad views/displays on any dispositive? For example, applying Parallax backgrounds in blocks with different heighs gives me some "blank spaces" in between one or another - upper or lower block nearby... Is it the size in pixels of the background images or is it the "tall" (to much heigh) of the block? How to avoid this "blank spaces"?

Thank you for your time.

Thank you, Olivia! And, also have another question related: How many pixels tall (heigh) start to be considered as "too tall" for a block that could give errors or bad views/displays on any dispositive? For example, applying Parallax backgrounds in blocks with different heighs gives me some "blank spaces" in between one or another - upper or lower block nearby... Is it the size in pixels of the background images or is it the "tall" (to much heigh) of the block? How to avoid this "blank spaces"? Thank you for your time.
LGALLP
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LGALLP posted this 19 February 2020

Captured video on my mobile phone to show you some issues. Hope they can be useful.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15O3hppXL0XeFXzBrqyMFewdNCybGDzJg/view?usp=drivesdk

Captured video on my mobile phone to show you some issues. Hope they can be useful. https://drive.google.com/file/d/15O3hppXL0XeFXzBrqyMFewdNCybGDzJg/view?usp=drivesdk
Support Team
Support Team posted this 20 February 2020

Hi Luis,

Please note, we turned off the parallax effect in mobile devices because the performance on these devices is limited. I have replied in your private case. Please check it.

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Susanna I.
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Hi Luis, Please note, we turned off the parallax effect in mobile devices because the performance on these devices is limited. I have replied in your private case. Please check it. ................................................... Sincerely, Susanna I. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
LGALLP
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LGALLP posted this 20 February 2020

Oh! I had noticed that parallax didn´t worked on tablets and phones, but I think because of that maybe why it´ñs generating that "blank space" between blocks that looks bad :P

Thank you, Susanna.

Oh! I had noticed that parallax didn´t worked on tablets and phones, but I think because of that maybe why it´ñs generating that "blank space" between blocks that looks bad :P Thank you, Susanna.
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