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Posted by Omar Zeidan
Omar Zeidan
8,893 Points

iPad3 and the Retina Display!

Hello all.

Is there any other special meta tag to target the iPad3 or it`s just the same meta tag we usually use?

I face a problem with the latest version of safari for the iPad3, and the problems are in the iPad3 and do not appear on the iPad2!

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

It's hard to help without knowing more about the issue you are seeing. Please edit your original post with to include a screenshot and a link to your site.

1 Answer

Randy Hoyt
STAFF
Randy Hoyt
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Randy Hoyt
Randy Hoyt
Treehouse Guest Teacher

James is correct. Would you mind adding a screenshot?

Omar Zeidan
Omar Zeidan
8,893 Points

Yes James is right, but actually it's little bit complicated to put it on codepen or jsfiddle, I use jQueryMobile so may I will make a simple example illustrate what the problem and I`ll link that for you, Thank you so much all for your continuous help!

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

so may I will make a simple example illustrate what the problem and I`ll link that for you

That's always a good idea whenever you run into an issue and are asking for help about it online. In fact there's even name for that practice, It's called a reduced test case.

So what is a reduced test case, anyway?

A reduced test case is a demo/example page you create which reproduces the problem you are having with the least amount of code possible. Only the HTML needed to show the problem content. Only CSS that is related to that reduced HTML. Only the JavaScript related to the problem functionality at hand.

source: http://css-tricks.com/reduced-test-cases/