Quantity of tags in Travelify

Hi everyone,

Is there any limit on how many tags can there be in one post?
I have just faced an issue, when I added 12 or 13 tags, which ruined the mobile version of the site. The post got much wider than the site template so everything looked quite creepy.
I spent the entire day looking for the reason, thinking that might be some too large pictures or a quote block, etc. But in the end, it turned out to be the tags.
I then copied the tags from my previous post, which helped (there were like 9 or 10 of them). I tested what would happen if I add more tags, and again it led to a post wider than the template, so I deleted the “extra” tags.
So, for the future posting, I would like to check if there really is a limit, or is it a bug which need to (and can) be resolved?

Thanks,
Alex

Hi Alex,

I hope you are well today and thanks for posting here.

I have tested on my site adding too many tags to the post and it’s working fine for me on mobile device.

Could you please share me the page URL from your site where it’s not displaying correctly so that i can troubleshoot it?

Kind Regards,
Movin

Hi Movin,

here is one example:

http://careerfinder.ru/dreamwork-icecreamtaster/

Hi Alex,

I visited your shared post and found it has only 5 tags which is not causing any issue on the page as shown in the attached screenshot.

Please advise.

Regards,
Movin

Hi Movin,

Now I’ve got some newer posts with the same issue. Most probably it’s not the quantity of tags, but still there is something wrong with them.

Below are the links and the screenshots of how they look in Chrome mobile.

http://careerfinder.ru/eurotrip-whataboutmoney/
http://careerfinder.ru/dreamwork-legobuilder/
http://careerfinder.ru/volunteer-smm-sailing/

Thanks,
Alex

It seems happening on your site due to some plugin CSS conflict.

To resolve the issue you can try by adding the following CSS code in the Custom CSS option of your theme on the below path.

Admin Area -> Appearance -> Customize -> Travelify Other Options

.wrapper {
    overflow: hidden;
}

Hi Movin,

That doesn’t seem to help much. Now the mobile version looks almost the same, with the post much wider than the templeate. But you also can’t zoom it in to fit the screen, so it actually became even less convenient :slight_smile:

If the shared solution is not working fine for you on mobile devices then just don’t use it.

As said previously it seems this is happening on your site due to some plugin CSS conflict so please try temporary deactivating all plugins and see whether everything works fine and then enable the plugins one by one to see which plugin is conflicting if any.