I am coding email template(Email marketing).
User can upload html template and select to send mail
I want resize html reponsive on my website like gmail?
How to Resize html element:img,text,table?
view on Gmail with Mobile
View On my website with Mobile
I was having the same issue and in order to fix this I found two approaches:
1) Activating the Request desktop version, under the mobile browser settings:
How to request desktop version of a Web site in Chrome for Android
How to Disable the Mobile Version of a Website on Your iPhone
2) But I just wanted to do this automatically, when my website load in Mobile browser without making the extra steps to set the Request desktop version, and this link provided me the instructions to fix the issue:
Responsive design with “switch to desktop site” option
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I have deployed a personal flutter-web project on firebase and the responsiveness is working fine. As in when the website is opened on a laptop it shows a UI specific for large screens and when it's opened on the mobile phones (chrome browser) it shows UI for mobile screens.
Now the problem is, whenever I check "Desktop Site" in the chrome browser, I get the UI that is meant to be shown for larger screens which is okay, but it looks stretched vertically, and the appbar at the top is also not visible.
so my question is,
Is there a way that I could check whether browser's desktop-site mode is ON?
or any other way that I could just make the website look like a zoom-out version of web UI whenever desktop-site mode is ON?
We were not shown the code. Therefore, it is difficult to say for sure. But I had such problems when I ran the application building without parameter --web-renderer
flutter build web
The point was that by default it uses different renderers (CanvasKit for desktop and HTML for mobile). And since I used things that required CanvasKit, the application in mobile browsers was displayed incorrectly.
Building with the appropriate parameter solved my problem
flutter build web --web-renderer canvaskit
I have designed a single page website, the responsiveness of the website is working fine in my localhost but after i have uploaded it to the github and host it, the website is not responsive in mobile device.
Here is my github repo link https://github.com/spideyhere/portfolio.git
and my live website link is http://mohdwasim.com/
I have attached the screenshot of mobile preview in my browser, which is totally fine but the same is not responsive in the mobile.
Mobile Screenshot
Have anyone tried forcing desktop view to display on mobile devices (when one clicks the view desktop version on their browsers)?
I was thinking if it is possible to maintain normal mobile view for mobile and then force desktop view when the view desktop version is selected on mobile devices...
The 'View Desktop Version' button present in google chrome browsers works this way:
It changes the User-Agent header in the request to match those
sent by the desktop browsers.
It ignores the original viewport meta tag and applies the default
"min-width: 980px;" media query to the css thus putting the responsive
pages into their desktop layout.
So if your website is responsive then there is no need to do any extra work. It will automatically switch to the desktop layout when forced through 'View Desktop Version'.
I am trying to use Zurb's Ink to build responsive HTML emails but I am still seeing the large layouts on both desktop monitors and mobile devices. The layouts are responsive in the browser but within the email client on both desktop and my phone I am only seeing the large layout of the email. I guess my questions about this is, am I supposed to be seeing the mobile view of the HTML email on mobile device's email and the larger layout on my desktop email? I know email clients are supposed to read media queries so I am bit confused about what his framework is supposed to do. I am using "the send page as email" option from IE within parallels on my desktop machine to send the email and I am not using MailChimp or CampaignMonitor, so is this the problem? I guess I assumed I would see the single column layout of the template from gmail on my phone and the multi-column layout in gmail on my desktop. I'm probably not understanding something basic here but was jw if anyone had any insight.
Thanks.
Gmail does not support media queries (or the style tag). It only supports inlined CSS.
If you want Gmail support, try a fluid template instead of a responsive one. I have a few of them listed here
I'm currently developing HTML 5 mobile web apps. If you add such an app to your homescreen on an iPhone, it pretty much looks like a native app since I am able to hide the mobile safari's address bar. This can be achieved by using some meta-tags within my HTML code.
Now I was wondering if hiding the address bar is also possible on the Blackberry OS 6? Does anyone have an idea if and how this could be achieved? Is there a Blackberry-specific meta-tag?
There is no meta tag available for BlackBerry.
Try to use the window.scrollTo (0,1) function while loading the content into the browser.