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HTML How to Make a Website Adding Pages to a Website Style New Pages

David Sproull
David Sproull
3,672 Points

Page expands to max 940px. Does it also have a min size?

In other words, when I expand and contract the browser window, why can't it contract horizontally past a certain point? Did we write that into the code and I just miss it?

Thanks! David

2 Answers

Simon Sørensen
Simon Sørensen
17,304 Points

Can I please see your code?

David Sproull
David Sproull
3,672 Points

It's coded in workspaces for a class I'm taking. I'm not sure how to share it, but I think I found the answer. It seems like my browser (Chrome) has a minimum to its horizontal size, which is the horizontal limit I'm running into.

Rostislav Kavan
Rostislav Kavan
6,818 Points

Might be you have some plugins in your browser and its icons situated next to the address panel are not letting you past certain minimum width?

If it is not in the CSS, the min width is not there. Depends on the browser.