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Jesse Gonzalez
7,322 Pointsafter i've inserted the new meta for mobile view, and inspecting the elements i'm still seeing space in "mobile" view.
I've double checked my current code and i'm stumped.
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Tramel Johnson
4,399 Pointslol same with me. I had the image with the class of ".small-img" at width: 100; instead of 100%. so if anyone has this problem check for any typos.
Tramel Johnson
4,399 Points<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
James Croxford
12,723 PointsJames Croxford
12,723 PointsOn my browser (Firefox) there's an option to 'enable touch simulation' near to the menu to replicate particular device types. Until I enabled that for the first time the new meta entry in index.html didn't seem to work (though now it has no effect either way). Could be a bug in your browser such as that?