I don't know if this is a normal error in web developer but if this happen lots of time when you are designing, can you give me advices on how can I fix this issue?
I often happened this to my website. when on the developer view, all css style are perfectly good and fit on the design I like, but when I check on the actual devices, some of designs are missing, and sometimes it didn't show up the exact design and css. I still don't know the reasons why in actual devices are different from the developer view.
the most difficult and stressful thing here, is when you trying to fix the issue but don't know where the error is, because in the developer view all css style and design is perfectly good and fit. so even you are trying to adjust some css code you still don't know if that is the exact css you need to work out.
can anyone give me advices how to work out with this kind of issue?
Usually these kind of errors happend when your styling is fixed. For example, do this:
width: 177px;
Instead of :
width: 177vw;
Also make sure your alignment is on point.
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it's been few hours that I am looking for the answer to my problem and I am starting to desesperate. I hope you could help me !
I am developping a personal website and I am working on the responsive. I don't know why, but on mobile, I can horizontally scroll, the body (or whatever this is) sticks out of the window. I've tried to place some box-sizing : border-box because I thought it would resolve it then I check 2x times my entirely code, trying to delete or add some elements but still no good result.
Given that I don't know where the problem is, I think it is easier if I provide you the url : right here. (Use the web developer mode of your browser to see the website on a mobile way so you can see my problem)
Hope you can help me, I haven't any other idea of what to do...
Thanks !
I'm trying to build an app that looks great on all devices but I'm having an issue with the responsiveness, actually I have a dought for what should I do. so here is what I'm thinking about:
1- If I build the app using the device toolbar which means I start with a media querie of 320px up to 1440px
like this :
and that's what I did actually and everything is going Ok at least that's what I thought but when I use the viewport width ( increasing, decreasing it) I see some unexpected results
this is on 605px viewport width:
I built this app with absolute positioning and I applied a position relative to the img in the background, maybe this is bad practice I know , please note that the app looks great on all devices that the device toolbar offers me.
some of my friends adviced me to use a framework and get rid of all these headaches but really I wanna practice vanilla CSS very well please consider that this is my first app and I'm doing my best to make it look great on all devices
so my question is:
should I leave it like this because logically If it looks ok on the
devices like Iphone 6 ... (the devices that the device toolbar
offers me) I don't need to address the viewport width issue.
or should I use a framework and I don't like this solution I know
it's feasible and as I told you I wanna practice vanilla css.
or should I use another technologie like flexbox or grid system and
this is the hardest solution I think because I'm gonna rebuild the
entire app, but it's ok.
and the last thing I wanna ask about is: is there anythings should I be aware of in my future projects especially if I'm working with vanilla CSS
Congrats on building your first app!
1) When posting questions on Stackoverflow, it is always helpful to provide either an example of your code directly in your post, and/or to include a link to a running version of your code on a site like jsfiddle.net, JSbin.com, codepen.io, etc.
2) For most responsive apps, there are almost always a couple of widths where things do not look exactly perfect. These points are usually right before/after a breakpoint transition.
3) In general, you don't want to use position relative or absolute for handling page layout. There are a number of situations where they can be helpful, but I think its safe to say that they should never be the first thing you reach for when trying to create the layout of a page.
4) Right now, the best way to handle page layout with regular CSS -- no library -- is probably Flexbox because of its versatility and adoption of all major browsers. I highly recommend you learn it and become familiar with it.
5) There is nothing wrong with using a library for general page structure stuff. Because of its use with a ton of companies, I highly recommend you become familiar with Bootstrap -- specifically its grid framework. If you do go this route, read the rules for certain things very carefully. For example, I cannot tell you how many people have their apps look screwed up because they don't follow the cardinal rule of Bootstrap's grid system: The only children of a row should be col. Say that 10 times.
Best of luck to you!
I want to start off by apologizing if this has been asked before. I tried to find the answer but nothing was popping out for me. I am still very new at coding and have hit a wall in my knowledge. I appreciate any help directly or showing me in the right direction.
We are having issues with the layout on different devices. The mobile site looks good, same with the desktop. However, between 768-799px, it distorts the site and then at 800-1300px it is distorted in another way, neither looks good. I have gone through and changed all of the #media queries to try to adjust it but have had no luck. I have attached two pictures of the different issues we are experiencing.
Thank you in advance!
Tablet view 768-799px
Over 800px
It is a little hard to tell exactly what is causing this without any code being posted, but flexbox is a great tool for this. https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ is a good reference. My understanding is you want to prevent overlapping items, and how I would use this to prevent that is by putting them in separate flexbox items within the same container. There are tons of great YouTube tutorials on this topic if anything in the link is confusing.
I have a website (templenaylor.com) that displays fine on firefox or chrome on macs, but on certain pcs displays like so:
How it should display:
I know this is somewhat a vague question without a codepen but was wondering if anyone has encountered this problem before or if it is just my version of chrome. I do not have a lot of PC's to check the site on so I am asking here for input.
Thank you!
Basically, different pc have different length and width . for an example, small imac will display your website just fine, where else a bigger version 27inch imac have different width and size, therefor , it will react differently on screen.
You need to check your css, for an example, its a good practice to use percentage for responsive website..But at a certain situation, its a a good practice to use # media rule. you could set your css to #1300px width(#media rule), Study on this http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_mediaquery.asp regarding the #media rule. Im pretty sure this will solve your problem as i had previously face this problem with my last project. But if that doesnt solve your issue.
You might want to explore more on webkit extensions. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Webkit_Extensions
i hope with these. it will solve your problem. Cheers.
I viewed this website in Chrome(v56.0.2924.76) on a laptop and it produced the second screenshot (the one you want). However, I believe that the issue relates to the header background image height. You have it set to 100vh, but try 100vmax, which is relative to 1% of viewport's larger dimension. Here's the CSS:
#header {
height: 100vmax;
}
I am trying to put together a simple portfolio site, and have implemented a basic responsive design into the CSS as well (at the very bottom of it), and it behaves just fine - shrinks the 5 columns down to a single column and hides a few elements when I resize the computer browser. But on iPhone/Android browser it doesn't make any difference.
Here is the page in question -> Sample Page
And I can't figure out what the issue is... as in, this should be fairly simple to do, but apparently it's not, and now I'm losing sleep over it... so might as well ask here.
Have you [also] consider the use of viewport meta-tag? Just check This.
I tried loading the site but it seems like your custom js file is not found(404 error).