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Why is this snippet of code not part of the first videos?

When viewing my portfolio website in Chrome on my LG L70 phone, it was in desktop format and I thought it would be more helpful if I could see what it would actually look like formatted for an android phone, because I thought it would be more helpful.

For me, It was helpful to see the difference.

Why didn't the teacher add this to the video?

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

4 Answers

Hi,

Depends what video it is. You start form basics dont you? he introduce this later one . But like i said depends what video it is . Portfolio ? it teaches you about basics . Later one you will learn css foundations and you will learn about this as well. So you will learn about jQuery for resising the window like for desktop , tablet and mobile phone and in late stage he may introduce you to the code and you will see how helpful is that .

Hope you meant that :)

Hi Jeffrey,

Are you at an early stage of "How to make a website"?

If so, that code is added in at some point. Maybe the responsive stage.

I'm right at the responsive part and I chose to look for a solution myself and thought that if it wasn't part of the videos it would be nice to add it, because it helped me.

Thanks for your time!

Yeah, I jumped the gun, I just saw the part in the video about the snippet.

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

It is in the video "Stage 8" "Responsive Web Design and Testing" "Adjust the Profile Page and Header".

I guess I was going a step ahead of the teacher.