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Why is my website not responsive even if I put the viewport tag in?
Thanks for the "Ask David" Question! Here's a breakdown of why the meta tag alone might not make your website responsive and how to achieve responsiveness...and a reminder that you don't need to worry about this with UltimateWB and the built-in Responsive app!
The Meta Tag's Role:
The <meta name="viewport"> tag is an important step, but it's just a messenger. It instructs the browser to control the viewport (the visible area of the webpage) based on the device's width. It
... Continue readingHow do you make a website responsive (HTML, CSS, and development)?
Make Your Website Responsive - Your Options
You can make your website responsive in several ways:
- By coding it yourself with HTML, CSS, Flexbox, Grid, and media queries.
- By using a responsive template or website builder that handles most of the work for you.
- Or with a platform like UltimateWB that has a built-in Responsive App, letting
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