I’ve had the Popup Right Slide In styling on a non-profit site for years now, reminding people to go to the Donate Page. And this widget used to have a finite height that just fit everything it needed to; now it’s pretty much as tall as it can go for no good reason. Anyway. This is okay on Chrome. But in Firefox, users on laptops and smaller/shorter desktop windows can’t close the popup because the Close X is way up under the browser bar. Can the Close X be forced to float down into the real window on all browsers, please? What is happening?
Thank you for looking at it. Since I first posted, I did end up switching the image from a tall one to a more square one, for a workaround - since setting the image ratio in the builder DOES NOT WORK. But shrinking the browser height in Firefox will STILL hide that close button, i.e. attachment. This is happening on multiple computers on multiple networks.
There are browser extensions to “Resize the browser window to emulate various preset screen resolutions.” But I usually just grab the top of the non-maximized browser window with my cursor and drag it down so it’s not as tall.