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For some reason my website shows two headers (the Desktop Header + the Mobile Header) when I open it on my smartphone. Can you imagine what the cause for that is?
https://www.globalmarshallplan.org/
Because in small screen resolution appears additional block for header, but existing block (for desktop) don't hide.
(x-hide-xs x-hide-sm x-hide-md) add these classes to the desktop version
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In the picture you can see that part of "Schedule" is overlapping "Networking session". How do I stop this? It appears fine on computer screens but it appears like this on my phone. I do have different code written for screens with widths less than 415px.
what it looks like when one opens the website. Note the available space at the bottom of the table
At first, only the "schedule" would appear without the background. So I added position: relative but it still didn't work. How do I solve this problem? Any help will be appreciated.
[what it looks like after I added display: relative]
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Difference between the headers
The website's header
My header
Can anyone please tell me what is the thing that is probably making this happen?
This is my span's style
This is the website's span's style
Edit: I tried to make the headers of stack overflow and facebook, I did not have the same problem, but I need to know why this website is like this.
Well it is the same, but the page is just resized. If both browser windows were the same size, they would be the same. The difference is very slight anyway.
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I am in the process of creating this website
if you open developer mode on chrome and change to ipad there is blank column to the extreme right that runs throughout the page. I have no idea whats causing that break and i want to get rid if the space. All I can see is there is a border:box property from reboot.scss. bootsrap 4 is used in this development
any pointers will be much appeciated
Just add
html, body {
overflow-x: hidden;
}
Since you have overflowing/long link to the mail, it is taking up the area. If you use word-break for the same it works, depends on how you want to handle it.
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I am Using Bootstrap studio and I have Used This code backgroud-size:cover it is working find in desktop mode but its not mobile friendly here are some screenshot
Here's the Example In Mobile View
Here's the Example In Desktop View
Can you try using:
background: no-repeat center center scroll;
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I have a website which is working as expected when resizing my window (responsive css is used) : http://carthera.eu/
But when I'm going on the same website with this url http://carthera.com/ responsive css is not taken into account.
I have seen that this url is using a frame to display http://carthera.eu.
Do you have any idea why I have this issue ?
The solution was to do a 301 redirect to the principal domain name. I had no other solution having no control over the frame.