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May you please help me fix the responsive images on iPhone6? According to Chrome plus similar view-port testing tools, the looks and works fine. When my brother launched up his iPhone 6+ the images where shot and broken up though. Using browser stack, I can confirm the issue.
What CSS is missing? Is this an unsemantic grid iPhone 6+ responsive image bug only? It appears as if all other view-ports work fine. Here are three screenshots he sent me from his iPhone 6 using the Power + Home Button technique.
According to these guys, the site looks great, but that’s just not true apparently…
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Looks to me like the background images just aren’t working with the aspect ratio of the iPhone.
Background images are a pain to get to work perfectly with mobile screens depending on their aspect ratio. Sometimes it’s necessary to set custom mobile background images to the sections on mobile.
iPhone/iOS doesn’t support fixed background images either, which are what you’re using for the parallax effect.
Another option for a site like this is to disable the mobile mode: https://wordpress.org/plugins/generate-disable-mobile/ – it may look better as it should keep the aspect ratios as they should be.
Let me know 🙂
Setting custom mobile bg images means using an @media query? Say, for example, these media queries on Stack?
The parallax image not compatible on iPhone 6 but it works on iPhone 5 and before? I say, that is something strange…
It’s working on iPhone 5? The same page?
Almost 100% positive because during the production phase the client had an iPhone 5. When he upgraded his phone like a week or something ago, he mentioned it had a problem. I’m unable to check, I’m not a mobile phone user…
Thanks for pulling through with a response too btw.
Hmm, when I reduce my browser to mobile size, the background images look like they do in your screenshots above.
If you Google “background position fixed ios” – you’ll see a bunch of stuff telling you how ios dislikes background:fixed (which is the base for the parallax effect).
For the images looking all weird on mobile, I definitely suggest mobile friendly backgrounds.
For example:
@media (max-width:768px) { .my-custom-section-class { background-image: url('URL TO MY MOBILE BG IMAGE'); } }Thanks for the idea. Excellent!
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