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Rebecca Prescott
514 PointsHeader in How To Make a Website portfolio
I have replicated the code exactly, and the header in How To Make A Website doesn't fill my (wide) laptop screen. I thought this was supposed to be responsive to all screen widths? This was true on both chrome and edge. Does the supplied normalise.css file not work properly (in removing defaults) with new browsers? If I apply a colour to the body it reaches the full screen space.
Botos Claudia
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,765 PointsIt would be helpful if you could send a snippet from your code, both HTML and CSS, there has to be a little mistake somewhere, maybe you forgot a comma or you spelled wrong a class or id
Rebecca Prescott
514 PointsNever mind, I see after checking the code we added a max width to the div wrapper. Bit of a misleading way of describing the site as it is not responsive to a very common laptop width.
Rebecca Prescott
514 PointsSorry, my comment posted twice. Connection malfunction I think.
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Botos Claudia
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,765 PointsOk, I am glad you managed to solve it on your own, that tells a lot! Good luck with further coding
Rebecca Prescott
514 PointsThank you!
Rebecca Prescott
514 PointsRebecca Prescott
514 PointsNever mind, I was just checking the code again and I see we set a max-width for the div wrapper surrounding the header and the sections. It is misleading the way the site is described though, as it is not truly responsive (to all screen widths), and my laptop is a common width.