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nelsongonzalezarango
6,385 PointsWhat extension are you using to tell you the window size?
Towards the end of the video, Guil resizes the window and it tells him window size, and viewport size. What extension is this, and what is viewport referring to?
Gunhoo Yoon
5,027 PointsI think he is more curious about how to check current viewport width.
3 Answers
Gunhoo Yoon
5,027 PointsIf you are using Chrome just open the developer tool and re-size window. I'm not sure about other browsers.
As far as I know, viewport is just screen size that the device renders.
Update: Firefox has built-in responsive-design mode in console. You can find it on top right side within developer tool which is 2nd icon you see before the setting.
lakindujayathilaka
15,244 PointsBro.. the viewport size is the screen size of the device if you want to check your browser's viewport as you change it's width this link will help http://viewportsizes.com/mine/ go to this link and on the topmost section u will see your browser's current viewport i hope my answer helped you..
emmanueldumond
6,505 PointsWindow resizer
emmanueldumond
6,505 PointsThat the extension sorry if i respond later
lakindujayathilaka
15,244 Pointslakindujayathilaka
15,244 Pointsbro we use media queries to design our webpage on difference screen sizes @media (max-width: 960px) { body { background: #0000FF; } } the above media query will change the background color of our body to blue ONLY when the website's width is 960px or less if the website width passes 960px ...the media query will not work