Ivan

See this example: jQuery(document).ready(function(){ var window_width = jQuery( window ).width(); if (window_width < 960) { jQuery("#sticky").trigger("sticky_kit:detach"); } else { make_sticky(); } jQuery( window ).resize(function() { window_width = jQuery( window ).width();...

It works well on my server... be sure to configure the Relative Posts in: Admin > AMPforWP Options > Single

Yes, sure, it says: ...\wp-content\plugins\responsify-wp\includes\style.php on line 16 It is trying to get: $css .= 'background-image: url("'.$this->images[0]['src'].'");'; but $this->images is empty. I assume you simply need to check the array...

I also get a Notice: Undefined index: full in \www\wp-content\plugins\responsify-wp\admin\views\selected_sizes.php on line 23 in my Genesis Theme in the Responsify settings...

I am talking about: /wp-content/plugins/responsify-wp/includes/style.php unction build_css() loop: for ($i=1; $i < count($this->images); $i++) { $media_query = $this->media_query($this->images[$i]); ... } The function searches for the reference of a media-query for...

Stefan, the function syntax is perfect. I would not change drastically it in the new plugin's version, since there are people who already use it. You've made a great choice...

As a fact, if you call now: ``` ``` The following generated rule will never be used: ``` @media screen and (min-width: 768px) #hero { background-image: url(https://domain.com/images/small-480.jpg); } ``` It...

Yes, exactly. For example, when several image-sizes are specified in $rwp_settings but the image-sizes itself does not exist... say, were not re-generated after changing an image size...

Yes, so that the CSS output would place the responsive background images over a specific selector or class....

The background-size: cover; is absolutely great. I was sating it would be great if the plugin could be used to produce the background-size: cover; CSS output. Not just and