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parallax images resize differently in fiefox?
11 replies · Started by Vajra on May 22, 2018
Hi Tom,
In the ideal world the parallax effect on this Adwords landing page
http://earthsharing.org/usa-natural-resources/
would look the same in all browsers but it does not?
It looks how I want it in Firefox
But in Chrome or Safari, the image is magnified and you only get the top part?
By the way, I added this CSS
.page-header-content {
background-attachment: fixed;
background-position-y: 0px !important;
}
to keep the image stationay.
Hi there,
I'm seeing the same thing across all browsers. This is from FireFox:
http://www.screencast.com/t/qVYfaOz0
I think the issue here is that you are using full width container but the background images isn't big enough so it's zoomed in:
http://earthsharing.org/files1/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/wind-turbines-2-web.jpg
Let me know if this helps.
Thank you
Hi Its still zooming in now the image is 3000x833/
http://earthsharing.org/files1/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/wind-turbine-big-crop-3000x833-web.jpg
How do you stop it zooming in?
This has the same header and shows correctly?
http://earthsharing.org/natural-resources/
I cleared the cache local as well as Cloudflare?
The page that's not working is still loading the original small image.
So I cleared all the caches in different browsers many times loaded it with a different header. Then made a new header with the bigger image but it still seems to revert to the old image???
I made a new page
http://earthsharing.org/usa-natural-resources/
changed the old one with exactly the same settings to old
http://earthsharing.org/usa-natural-resources-old/
There is something in that page that will not change?
Clearing browser cache won't work. Any plugin or server cache?
This site is now working and showing the new image: http://earthsharing.org/usa-natural-resources-old/
Try removing the CSS you've added:
.page-header-content {
background-attachment: fixed;
background-position-y: 0px!important;
}
Ah its my css that is the problem.
What CSS can you suggest to make the parallax image stationary?
So you don't want parallax? If so can you disable parallax first?