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Rolf Willems
2,249 PointsNot adjusting size at mobile site
Hey! I followed the course 'how to make a website' from Nick Pettit, and in workspaces my site just smoothly adjusts to a desktop or mobile version. Also using the direct host adress it works just fine, but when i visit it via my domain name it fails? Do you think this is because of my domain name? I regestered it at dot.tk because they are free and it would be nice for testing, and it is just a domain to domain adress, no dns or whatever. Do you think it is the fault of dot.tk or from my host? Thanks in advance!
Rolf
3 Answers
George Cristian Manea
30,787 PointsThe host and domain name don't have an effect on the css . Maybe your code is not the same, maybe you didn't copy everything.
Rolf Willems
2,249 PointsWell, like i said, connecting directly to the host does give me the mobile resolutions, while connecting via the external domain name doesn't
Conrad Cortes
8,418 PointsDid you make sure to use the viewport meta tag?
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no"/>
Make sure you put that in the head.