Disable Parallax when reaching certain resolutions
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2019 2:59 pm
Hello Pablo, this question had already been asked before, but it is still imperative to obtain an alternative result or mode.
My client has literally almost 100 pages within a WWB project, I must adapt each page to mobile, with the fluid design everything runs perfect but ... my client's directive is that it has no parallax effect in resolutions less than 1024px.
Currently I must create (whether I want to or not) break points to remove the parallax from each image ... (approximately 4..5 images with parallax on each page).
I know that you answered that with WWB, you cannot disable parallax from certain resolutions below ... just by creating break points and in each image change this function directly.
Can you imagine that ... approximately 100 pages and each one with 4.5 images, it is a work to do this.
You can provide me with some script or solution to remove parallax on all pages of the site, or on certain pages when the fluid design reaches certain px down.
Thanks for your time.
PD: Or a possible suggestion for WWB in the future.
My client has literally almost 100 pages within a WWB project, I must adapt each page to mobile, with the fluid design everything runs perfect but ... my client's directive is that it has no parallax effect in resolutions less than 1024px.
Currently I must create (whether I want to or not) break points to remove the parallax from each image ... (approximately 4..5 images with parallax on each page).
I know that you answered that with WWB, you cannot disable parallax from certain resolutions below ... just by creating break points and in each image change this function directly.
Can you imagine that ... approximately 100 pages and each one with 4.5 images, it is a work to do this.
You can provide me with some script or solution to remove parallax on all pages of the site, or on certain pages when the fluid design reaches certain px down.
Thanks for your time.
PD: Or a possible suggestion for WWB in the future.