checkout page not fully responsive on mobile

wiatrodyskretni

It is a step two on the payment path. In the cart everything is fine, but on the checkout page, after giving a shipping address, when it comes to summary, it looks like this. I will never find a solution on my own as I am totally tech green :( so, please, help...

Phil

Hi,

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wiatrodyskretni

oh, I am sorry for causing trouble, I am not experienced, the link is as follow

https://diskretewinde.com

the page in not in maintenance mode, I am still working on it but "on production", because main functions work already and I have returning customers all the time on the site

Phil

Some texts are to long and do not fit in a table on mobile.

Try the following CSS code:

@media only screen and (max-width:767px){
 .woocommerce-checkout table .cart_item .product-name{
   font-size: 12px!important;
 }
 .woocommerce-checkout table thead{
   font-size: 11px!important;
 }
}

Put it in Betheme -> Theme options -> Custom CSS & JS -> CSS.

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wiatrodyskretni

Thanks, it helped, i changed it a bit (font sizes 11 and 9) and now it is almost perfect. I am grateful for your prompt help, boys 😘(blows a kiss)

wiatrodyskretni

Hi, I thought I will share it with you: I got some CSS from BeTheme community on FB, from De Pjoter. The code says:

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {

.mfn-cart-step-2 .woocommerce #order_review { flex-basis: unset;

max-width: unset; }

And for this case, it works better, as I have now everything contained on the screen without making the font smaller. Those mobile screens are small enough to be (sometimes) difficult to read, so I prefer this way (as I feel my customers in this matter because I use sometime reading glasses for really small print myself). So, as both method worked, this one from De Pjoter worked wonders.

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Look:

Phil

Thanks for sharing the solution from our FB group.

Indeed, it seems to be a better solution.

Best regards

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