Have a click through. I’m always happy to get feedback and questions.
Some background information:
The German site is based on some custom post types for functions, products, customers and some more. The goal was to create a site that is as maintenance-friendly as possible. New functions, products, testimonials etc. can be easily entered via custom fields in the backend. A huge gain compared to the previous website where every page was built manually.
The next step will be a kind of watch list/shopping cart to save functions and then transfer them directly to the sales contact form. A demo area and a translation system will follow. Of course, the content will be continuously added, currently there are still some functions missing. The pages in the “Solutions” section will also be completely revised.
Hello,
ah, you have been redirected to the page of our American company. My colleague there has probably reactivated the automatic redirection based on the browser language.
Only the page for the German and European market is created with bricks.
Hello AxEngine,
Thank you for your tip. I only understood it later because of Kevin’s screenshot
You were redirected to the page of our American subsidiary. My colleague there has probably reactivated the automatic redirection based on the browser language.
Only the page for the German and European market is created with bricks.
I just noticed something in smartbear Bitbar (sort of lambatest) trial, because someone told me my website didn’t work (dunno what device/browser yet). I found out that it has so many issues in Safari 13, iOS 13.4.1 in that browser test (trial is very short and not usable to fix this). I checked a few random websites here and some seem totally fine and some less.
Yours show also some issues, but not as bad and only a few things compared to my website (also noticed on my Woocommerce site some technical issues from plugins besides styling). I think yours mostly have to do with the svg logo. I had issues always with svg on Safari.
I wonder if everyone is making their website work in browsers like Safari 13 which is just the new Internet Explorer.
thank you very much for the advice.
Safari and iOS was actually ignored in the test because I thought, “that’s a current browser, that will work already”.
Then I’ll probably have to take a closer look.
I checked some, but i found out the horror of Safari 13.x. I hope you can find all things which seem mostly related to the svg’s on our sites and container/div spacing, but Googling that i noticed a lot of confusion. Also fixes that work for Safari, but then messed up things in more recent browsers. I did test on some old phones, but all was fine there.
I appear to have several sites with some messed up things, but i don’t have enough time and tools yet (like a Lambdatest subscription or something). I noticed mostly critical header problems, but it luckily didn’t happen with all mostly older sites i build in Oxygen (which isn’t a true comparison because how i build changed too).
currently we do not use a plugin for this. The English pages are simple WP pages that are placed under the parent page “en”. Header and footer are adjusted via the bricks conditions. The US page is completely separated from the Wordpress page and is maintained by the colleagues in the USA themselves.
We used to use WPML. I am excited to test this in combination with Bricks.
