Maria here from the Editor X team. Did you manage to resolve your issue?
Changing the value of the text sizes from a lower breakpoint (e.g. tablet or mobile) breaks the text scaling across breakpoints, could this be the issue?
If you continue having this problem then the folks on our support team should be able to assist directly. You can find them here: editorx.com/contact
Unfortunately, the problem is still not resolved. I spoke to support over 3 weeks ago and the issue has been escalated to the developers.
Sorry not sure what you mean by changing the value of the text sizes from a lower breakpoint breaks the scaling. I thought this was fixed so you can set ‘text scale’ for each breakpoint you set without it breaking?
For example:
Desktop - Text Scale range 30 - 20px
Tablet - Text Scale range 25 - 15px
Mobile - Text Scale range 20 - 10px
Could you please upload some screenshots of the issue, and in addition if you can add the url of your published site (if its more comfortable for you, send it to hi@editorx.com ), so we can further investigate the issue.
On that note, I think your issue might be that you did the actual setting of the text scale, on different breakpoints for different texts and thats why you are getting differences in the “same” text scale. setting text scale actually depends on what breakpoint you are in - for example If you try setting a text scale while on desktop breakpoint and then go to tablet and set the exact same text scale you are actually creating an override and it will not be the same scale because now the top value of the scale is referencing a different screen width.
I hope my explanation will help you solve your issue.
Hi Ido, I got your email thank you and have just replied.
I did reply to your email on the 18th. Then sent a follow up email the same day. I also sent emails to you on the 22nd and 29th. Sounds like you’re not getting any of them?
You mentioned in your original email that my email went into your junk folder so I wonder if these are going missing for the same reason.