Chrome Bottom Navbar Overlapping 100vh content

[Richard]

Dear @jwk

Beautiful website, does the code not work for you? :)

body{
height:100vh;
}

Best wishes and a happy 2021
Richard

[jwk]

@Richard-K said in Chrome Bottom Navbar Overlapping 100vh content:

body{
height:100vh;
}

Hey @Richard-K thanks for your quick reply and a happy 2021 for you as well.

No, unfortunately it seems, that the fullscreen-slider doesn't work with mobile chrome, because the height of the slides is overflowing the height of the viewport – top browser bar too bottom browser bar.

Is there any workaround for chrome?

Best, Johannes.

[arminunruh]

Hey have you updated both lay theme and the fullscreen slider addon and then made sure to clear your cache in case you use a caching plugin?

[arminunruh]

Mmh yes i see you did update both, looking into this now!

[arminunruh]

Hey

So on an iPhone 8, Chrome I see it works properly:

on an iPhone 11 it works too:

It also works on an Android Samsung Galaxy in Chrome:

Which smartphone and which iOS version are you using?

[jwk]

Thanks guys – the update fixed everything!

[jwk]

@arminunruh Hey Armin, I'm sorry but now I have the exact same problem with the carousel slider add-on :/ Do you have any solution for that? Best, Johannes.

[arminunruh]

hey please create a slider where you're having the issue and send the link to me to info@laytheme.com and also include a link to this topic

[jwk]

Hey guys, any solution? Best, Johannes.

[Richard]

Dear @jwk

Sorry for delay, did you email info@laytheme.com and receive no reply?

Best
Richard

[arminunruh]

Hey,
Sorry I didn't have time to fix this fast.

So a 100vh carousel works for me without overlaps on an iPhone on Safari and Chrome.

A fullscreen slider slide also has the correct height on a mobile browser.

However, I do see that when we have a carousel inside of a fullscreen slider an overlap can result.

I cannot access the link you sent to me so I'm not sure what is going on on your website. Please send it again and send the password that it is protected with and maybe send your /wp-admin/ login.

[arminunruh]

hey @jwk

Ok I could take a closer look now.

Only the first row that is browserheight gets a special height that is browserheight minus browserbars.
All following browserheight rows dont have that special height.
Cause when you scroll down the browserbars disappear and then these rows would not fill out the browser.

In your layout, your first row is a special row that you use custom css with. It seems that this row is position absolute and this way it is not part of the so called "document flow" and this way your second row is actually your first row.

If I just change their order like this:

This way the first row is the browser height row and this way it gets the correct height.