- How do I make a website look exactly the same on desktop as on mobile?
- What is the best practice for setting the width of an element when considering responsiveness?
- What type of layout allows a site to manipulate its content based on screen size?
How do I make a website look exactly the same on desktop as on mobile?
How do I make my website look the same on mobile and desktop devices? To display a desktop version of your website on mobile devices, you need to disable responsiveness. To do this, open Page settings → Additional → check the "Switch off adaptive mode for mobile devices" box → save the changes → re-publish the page.
What is the best practice for setting the width of an element when considering responsiveness?
Use Minimum Width Breakpoints
For the responsive design best practice, use min-width and max-width values, the minimum and maximum width of pixels used across a screen. To use breakpoints, we recommend starting the design process from each min-width of your breakpoints.
What type of layout allows a site to manipulate its content based on screen size?
Responsive web design, originally defined by Ethan Marcotte in A List Apart, responds to the needs of the users and the devices they're using. The layout changes based on the size and capabilities of the device.