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Posted by Arthur Kakulidis
Arthur Kakulidis
2,657 Points

Responsive HTML website

I want to make a responsive website. I know there is a @media tag for css, if I want to change css for responsiveness. How would I do the same thing for HTML? I want to make a login / register form which has completely different divs in the mobile version. How would I be able to do that?

1 Answer

Dylan Glover
Dylan Glover
2,537 Points
Dylan Glover
Dylan Glover
2,537 Points

One way to do this with the CSS Media queries you already know is to just set display: none at different sizes. 

@media screen and (max-width: 600px) {
  div.example {
    display: none;
  }
}

You just have to make sure you turn elements "off" or "on" at the correct breakpoints so you're not missing chunks of your page. Comments help with this a alot.

Hope this helps,

Dylan

Arthur Kakulidis
Arthur Kakulidis
2,657 Points

That makes sense, thank you!