Hey.
Before using Lifestyle2 live I´d tried some views.
If you are using Smartphone landscape view: the logo + the menu bars overlap the content. Because those 2 bars are fixed? So this template wouldn´t be useful, because the landscape view on smartphones is IMO the most used view there.
Other JB templates works well in this context?!
LMK
Thomas

Hi Thomas,

Do you get the same issue if its outside of the preview frame?

bambootheme.com/showcase/jun14/

Cheers
Paul

Thanks for the quick response, Paul
I uploaded the template at a demo server of mine. Its better, but 1/2 of the space is occupied of the two barsin the Smartphone landscape view.. It would help if the "Logo" bar would have the possibilitiy to disable for this view. Is there any option?

LMK
Thomas

Hi Thomas,

What device are you using?

Cheers
Paul

HTC One S

Hi

Anthony the lead developer will be taking a look at this issue

Cheers
Paul

Great
I tried some other templates.
The menu and/or the logo bar is too bulky (IMO) in this special view in most of the templates.

LMK
Thomas

Hi there,

I guess this is an issue with landscape views in general but I do see your point. The issues are really design related decisions so in the case of Lifestyle2 you can add a media query to cull the logo bar at certain dimensions.

So in your custom.css file add:

@media screen and (max-width:568px) {
#logowrap {
display:none
}
}

Does that achieve what you want?
Thanks

That helps

Btw, I like to thank you VERY much for your support here. I tried a lot of Template Clubs in the last years and thats not exactly the usual way...

Thanks for the update and thanks for the nice feedback

Cheers
Paul

I think LS2 in particular would struggle with landscape view as it has two rows - not one -devoted to navigation support. (Which I think is awesome, by the way). Until someone comes up with a plugin that delivers an electric shock to anyone foolish enough to rotate their phone (or bootstrap's orphaned stepchild, a 7in tablet) to horizontal, I find myself using mediaqueries, module class suffixes, and page class suffixes to swap modules, resize divs, and strip things out altogether.

After a while I just give up.

There is the orientation option in a media query

stephen.io/mediaqueries/

Cheers
Paul

I couldn't find any code there that would make the screen larger. and more importantly, nothing there will deliver an electric shock.

alas no but the orientation css may help when rotating the device

Cheers
Paul