Problem is that background images are not scaling properly on iOS devices, it's a responsive site and at least on desktop browsers it does scale great even on very small resolutions.. But when I test on iPhone/iPad it doesn't seem to be working that way.
The page is http://litoplas.net16.net/como.html (it's an internal presentation for meetings and phorums, it won't be a public link, and my customer wants his representatives to use iPads, which is the reason solving this is very important).
Here's an example of the CSS of a section I'm using with a background image:
.corte {
background: url(../images/corte.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
background-size: cover;
padding-bottom: 30%;
}
And as I said, the background images are scaling nicely on desktop browsers...They won't do the same on iOs!
Thanks in advance guys, I spent a lot of time searching and trying to figure this out, hopefully you'll have some answers for me! :)
It appears to be your shorthand rule: background: url(../images/bannercalidad.jpg) no-repeat fixed;
More specifically it is the background-attachment: fixed
that is causing the issues. If I add a new rule of background-attachment: scroll
then the image is no longer zoomed way far in to the upper-left corner. This may not solve all your problems but it will get you on the right path.
You need to have the following rule applied for each <section>
like so:
background-size: 100% auto;
This fixed the problem for me using an iOS 7 simulator.
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