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Lee Batchelor |
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Hi all,
When I was trained in HTML and CSS, it was when desktop computers were the only platforms. Now that mobile devices are used for 51% of all web browsing, we need to use responsive and adaptive design so that the website resolves correctly on all devices. I recently completed a web design and used this code in the meta tags, <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> Sadly, this doesn't cause the website to resolve correctly on mobile devices in landscape and portrait modes. I have a feeling there's a 500 hour course of instruction in my future if I want to fix this issue. Perhaps there are some easier lines of code that will solve my problem? Thoughts? Thanks... |
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Sorry for the confusion, Coothead. When I opened your first revision, The OFFBEATS was tight to the left of the computer screen, that is, fully left aligned. The picture was fully right aligned.
I think you can ignore that issue. I can likely figure out from your code how to duplicate the name and picture as it is displayed on our current site. Thanks... Edit I selected the "notification by email" option for any replies but it doesn't work. I've had similar issues with other forums when using a Microsoft email address. The spam filters on their servers are not well designed. If I can change my email address on this forum to my Gmail account, I'll receive email notifications about replies. This post has been edited by Lee Batchelor: Jan 24 2024, 10:26 PM |
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