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VISHAL DEEPAK
3,272 PointsOn very small size the header is not responsive
The header is extending beyond its border in my firefox browser when the browser width is really small? I though bootstrap was completely responsive?
VISHAL DEEPAK
3,272 PointsIts the same as the project files, download the project files from here - https://teamtreehouse.com/library/framework-basics/prototyping-with-bootstrap/building-a-carousel. And try it yourself
David Conner
Treehouse Guest TeacherVISHAL DEEPAK Making it easy for people to help you would probably get you more responses. I do not want to download any unnecessary files to my computer. Sorry.
VISHAL DEEPAK
3,272 Pointssorry about that, i actually found out the problem, some sort of firefox error. I l be sure to post my code next time. :)
2 Answers
Hannah Carpenter
8,650 PointsI just wanted to say I agree with you. It's the Jumbotron component that's not responsive at a smaller screen size. There's no padding inside the box say it just goes all the way to the edges. Chrome and Firefox on mac looks the same to me. I used the final project finals so it's no error.
Mirko C
7,865 PointsHey Hannah!
I have the same problem, the jumbotron ist not responding to smaller displaysizes. How did you solve the problem? By just going into the CSS and adding a Media-Query with padding for smaller sizes?
Hannah Carpenter
8,650 PointsYep, just adding the padding isn't too much of a chore, but it just seems odd that it's not quite perfect.
David Conner
Treehouse Guest TeacherDavid Conner
Treehouse Guest TeacherVISHAL DEEPAK can you post your code in a jsfiddle or codepen so we can see? Would help finding an answer for you.