Sorry for asking a question that is not code-related, but I think I may do it once in while. It’s more efficient than contacting Wix support.
So here’s my question:
The default fold size for desktop page is 980px, which was great a few years ago, but today all the screens are bigger.
Is there any way to set-up a different screen fold size? I couldn’t find such an option in the settings.
Thanks,
J.D.
#desktop #screen #size #display
You can’t change it from the fixed 980 pixels, although yes I agree it would be good if we could alter it to accommodate the difference of size in our modern devices compared to in the olden days.
https://support.wix.com/en/article/site-width
Maybe one for the feature request so that it might get implemented in a later update?
You can use Screenfly to show your website in different devices.
http://quirktools.com/screenfly/
Plus, click on the ‘Retro’ at the top too and you will see displayed your own screen size and viewport screen size too.
Thanks!
Dear J. D.
You assisted me with my Wix code 2 - 3 weeks ago. I had a repeater that was connected to a dataset that was correctly set up. I wanted to have it so that when I typed a list of keywords into the search bar (in any order), the content that had those keywords appeard. My code had been incorrectly entered, and you provided me with the correct code to enter. After you helped me with this, I asked you if there was a way to have it so that the results that show when you type keywords are ranked based on relevance (i. e. the content that has 3 out of 3 keywords that have been entered appears first, the content that has 2 out of 3 keywords entered appears second, the content that has 1 out of 3 keywords entered appears last). You told me that it was possible to do this and you provided some suggestions.
I understand that you told me you are too busy to do this, but I was wondering if you would be willing to help with this here. I don’t know much about Javascript or Wix code.
Another question I have is this: Right now, when I type keywords that are affiliated with two separate entries into my search bar, nothing appears. For example, I have two entries in my dataset - “Bethesda” and “Victorian Revival.” For Bethesda, “Bethesda” is a keyword. For Victorian Revival, “Victorian” is a keyword. So when I type “Bethesda” and “Victorian” into my search bar, hoping to see both entries appear, nothing appears. It seems I need to have an entry that has these two keywords, “Bethesda” and “Victorian,” for something to appear. Is there a way to have it so that when you enter keywords into your search bar, all of the content that has any of those keywords appears?
Please let me know if you’re willing to help me
Please add this request to the previous thread.