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I was able to turn off the image rotation, but it worked for IE. How will I be able to apply it for all browsers? It’s only for the homepage. the website is http://www.occcp.com
Thank you!
Hello Krishnaveni,
Thank you so much for doing that! I have another question. I had to disable the subheader images because they were not responsive. Can you modify the codes on that?
Regards,
Soheila
Can you please send me the screenshot where exactly I have to disable the subheader images? B’coz I didn’t see any subheader images in the URL which you have provided.
One example is : http://www.occcp.com/meet-the-doctor/ . I just uploaded the subheader image right now. Can you make it so all subheader images will be responsive? I want to add a subheader image on all the pages. Thank you!
Fixed! You can check it now.
To add a subheader image on all the pages — Go to Theme Options –> Styling –> Subheader Background Properties –>
Upload an image there of your wish.
Hello,
sorry for the misunderstanding. I meant that I want to upload different subheader photos on all the pages.
Then, go to All Pages — Subheader Background — Upload image.
Yes I am aware of that. The subheader images were not responsive. Now the MEET THE DOCTOR subheader is responsive, and the CONTACT US isn’t. http://www.occcp.com/contact-us/
If you use the custom height for the subheader area then we need to force the subheader height to smaller in the responsive css. We will consider adding this forcing css in the next release of the Lifecare theme this week hopefully in a day or two.
LifeCare – v2.0.0 – Updated – 3rd Sep 2015 – is available for download. Make sure you take a backup of the old version before updating to the latest version of the theme. Please do check the theme ChangeLog.txt file provided in the full package downloaded from themeforest/codecanyon.
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