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Oluwaseun Olowe
1,268 PointsWhat if my desktop version will be having more features than my mobile version, what is the way out?
For example, on my desktop, advert placement will be allowed but on mobile no advert placement. Will responsive design work in this situation??
2 Answers
Oluwaseun Olowe
1,268 PointsYeah, got the idea. but how can i set a <div> to be invisible using css?
for example
<!-- <div id="advert_column">
</div> -->
how can i set it to be invisible?
Reinart Bacalso
5,001 PointsUsing CSS you can do this:
div {
display: none;
}
to make the div disappear. To get it back, you can set it to a number of different display properties, depending on what you need it to be.
div {
display: block;
}
Here's more reference reading for the display property:
Raymond Rowe
6,174 PointsRaymond Rowe
6,174 PointsJust trying to understand the question a tiny bit more. IF your problem is you want advertisement on your desktop site but no tyour mobile than responsive web design will work. All you need is a media query and then change your advertisement to visible. Hope this helps