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Hello there!

Few days ago I bought Metropolis template. It's great, I'm very satisfied. However, I see the template is ... like slow, when opened with chrome browser. I can see it on my site, and also on the demo site.

When opened with IE 10, while scroll down/up the pages, it's fast and very fluid, like any normal page. But, with google chrome (I've the last version) the scrolling isn't continuous. That happens at my site and with the demo site.

I've opened task manager, and while scrolling pages with chrome, the processor load jumps to 100%!!

I've tested around 10 templates on demo site, and only metropolis has this behaviour. Had you test it on chrome?

Hope you can help me.
Best Regards,

PD: this is the URL where I'm testing the template:
http://test.tecnoface.com/tutoriales/12-practicando-con-displays-de-7-segmentos/21-manejando-un-solo-digito-de-7-segmentos
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Hello

It is hard to say what may be causing this for you. We have tested both your site and our own demo server using Chrome and are unable to replicate the issue, CPU usages remains constant on entering and leaving your site with scrolling working smoothly. I have also checked on a second terminal to the same effect. Have you tried disabling your Chrome extensions?

Ciarán
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Thank you very much for a quick reply. Yes, I've disabled all the Chreme extensions. The CPU usage groves only when scrolling the page, and it's not smoothly.

I've found a temporal solution: disable the background. I've edited the template main page, I've replaced:

[code type=html4strict]<div id="body_bg">[/code]

with this:

[code type=html4strict]<div id="_body_bg">[/code]

This way the background isn't displayed and the site works grate with chrome! Later I will done some tests, with Chrome configuration and test the site on other computers.

Thank you anyway.
Regards,
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Ah ok.. the background uses the background-size:cover CSS property which may cause issues on some browsers. A possible alternative solution that would retain the background image would be to add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters....


[code type=css]#body_bg {
-webkit-background-size: auto !important;
-moz-background-size: auto !important;
-o-background-size: auto !important;
background-size: auto !important;
}[/code]

Thank you for the update.

Ciarán
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It doesn't looks so good, but works much better. Can be a good option, thank you for quick answers!

Regards,
Ruslan
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