I do not see that as a fix, well, may be, but most likely for only one particular screen size. If you want to make your website suitable (responsive) for varying screen sizes and orientations, you need to learn how to use media queries. Yes, you could use iCumulus, but it is old and clunky now IMO - sorry.Grimers wrote:Understood.
I am listening to everyone's opinion on here, and I have changed the following code to the weatherstyle.css file from:
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#content { width: 965px; margin: auto; }
That should now hopefully solve the issue.Code: Select all
#content { width: 965px; margin: auto; padding-left: 10px; padding-right: 10px; }
I am looking at the website now on my iPhone 6 now and yes I admit the text is small.
Actually, I can see why now, originally written in 2009.