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Hi, I’m the original poster on this subject. We’ve got this issue also still on our website, so as a work-around: we don’use this link option anymore 🙁
Some digging in the code reveals that this slider option is based on multiple backgrounds, which periodically change from opacity=0 to opacity=1. Thus it appears that the images are sliding from one to another.
The code does read the “A HREF=” link, but does this for all backgrounds subsequently. Because all backgrounds are there, this will results in that the last “A HREF=” will always be the link you’ll be sent to. Instead of the background link which is shown to the user
With a little bit searching through the CSS – Forcing the MsgBox to be shown on mobile devices can be done via Theme Options / Custom CSS by adding:
.CaptionBX { display: inline-block !important; }
Item closed!
And another addendum: above was tested with Google Chrome. With Microsoft Edge, the Read More button doesn’t work at all.
Thank you!
The Inspection Console in the webbrowser do shows a Javascript error on the slider page, but I do not know if this has any relation with this. This is shown:
Uncaught TypeError: jQuery(…).quovolver is not a function at custom.js#IamnotaJavascriptprogrammer 😉
I’m so sorry – there’s no edit button. The part about the Java error belongs to another topic. I will add it there.
Here only the question for mobile devices is ‘open’.
Addendum: about the position of the box -> I’ve found already.
This can be changed via CSS, e.g.: .CaptionBX { top:50%; }The link error is still there. The Inspection Console do shows a Javascript error, but I do not know if this has any relation with this. This is shown:
Uncaught TypeError: jQuery(…).quovolver is not a function at custom.js#IamnotaJavascriptprogrammer 😉
