Jim

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in reply to: Download window bug (?) on mobile #58262

Jim
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I’ve just had chance to get back onto this project and try your fixes. The option for [download_link-popup] styles the popup well, but hides it behind the CSS layer which is no good.

The option for [download_link_extended] shows the popup permanently on the page which is not acceptable to the client.

Can you see the first attachment I have sent and check the site to see why the popup is going behind the CSS layer. I have tried to amend the Z index within the CSS but it isn’t working.

I also attach another screen shot where I have added .modal-backdrop{display:none} into the code. This removes the faded layer from in front so that the popup can be accessed/clicked. It still doesn’t bring it to the top layer though which isn’t right as the site is still scrollable behind, but it’s the only way that I can get the popup to be clickable.

I’ve also tried putting the z index for the header down to 0 – this works for the popup but pushes the header behind everything else; even if you put 0 values against all sections of the template.

in reply to: Download window bug (?) on mobile #58003

Jim
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I’m not sure I understand your point Shaon. When I test the website on mobile device, and I hit the download button, there is no way to click back off it. This does not make for a good user experience if they hit the download button by accident. Are you saying that your download manager is not for use on mobile phone and I should be using a separate system for that?

in reply to: Download window bug (?) on mobile #57955

Jim
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Sure – it’s http://www.sightcentreshearing.co.uk/home

There’s a holding page covering the sight so we’ve disabled the navigation. You can navigate to the download centre within the footer. Just one download in there at the moment until we get it working across device.

Thanks.

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