[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

No, you need to add image=siteshot to the shortcode. The button allows you to insert shots into posts and pages if want or have the need. It’s a bonus add feature in addition to being able to be used with the templates.

I logged in and added it to the shortcode.

If you have a moment… I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!

https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connections

Hope that helps.

[Martin Eggeling]

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[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

Thanks!

[Martin]

Hey Steven;

Within all you templates and forum posts I can’t find any solution for a proper MOBILE display of the search results. Am I missing something? As you know, mobile becomes more and more important. Any help you can provide for your plugin/theme?

Cheers,

Martin

[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

Any template that is responsive friendly will do which is all but Market. You have cMap, you should be all set.

I visit you site and resized to carious mobile screen sizes, seems to working just fine. What exactly is the issue?

[Martin]

Hey Steven;

Thanks for the fast reply. Yes it does work pretty well.

A few things though:

1. The search field is tiny (even though I’m using the changed CSS you had sent which makes it now show nicely on the desktop)
2. The search button right behind the search field is almost unrecognizable.
3. The map (for a shop in regular listing mode) does not load

[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

Hmmm… when I visit, the search all but seems to big… visit the emulator:

http://mobt.me/8eid

Oh, wait… you are using a responsive theme, but using MobilePress too??? Well, that does look kind of… uhm, less than optimal… soon as you click the Desktop Version link at the very bottom on the mobile screen and let your responsive theme do its job (Connections too) things look a whole lot better. If I may… you might want to reconsider the use of MobilePress and just use your theme instead. If that is not an option… If MobilePress allows adding custom CSS files or allows you to specify required CSS files, you need to set it up so the CSS files for Connections are loaded because presently they are not (on mobile). Actually neither is your theme’s CSS which is why the CSS I gave is not have an affect (on Mobile).

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Martin

Oh… forgot, JS script files are not being loaded by MobilePress either. You’ll want to setup MobilePress to require those too. That’s why the maps do not work.

[Martin]

Steven;

Thanks for the awesome feedback! I already killed the mobilepress plugin and have a coder look into the java/css issues as the autoptimize plugin does not do the trick and rather messes things up.

Again many thanks!

Martin

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