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Elysha Spector
9,189 PointsTwo columns do not stack on top of each other, for mobile view:
While the contact page now shows two columns, it does not become one column (stacking on top of one another) when the browser is set to a small mobile size (like Nick's does). It remains two columns no matter the size is. I cleared my cache, but it did not change anything. Does anyone know what is wrong with my code?
Thank you for your help! Elysha
3 Answers
Shawn Denham
Python Development Techdegree Student 17,802 PointsThe problem is in your media queries :)
Bob McCarty
Courses Plus Student 16,618 PointsElysha,
As Shawn mentioned, your responsive.css sets the two column styling for all screen sizes. In your media query, try using (max-width: 760px) . This selects all screens less than a760px. For example:
@media screen and (max-width: 760px) {
#primary, #secondary {
max-width: 100%;
display: block;
}
}
Play around with the styling. Place the query at the end of responsive.css.
Good Luck
Elysha Spector
9,189 PointsThank you very much Bob, I will definitely test changing the screen sizes around after course completion.
Sadly, my issue was a simple misplacement of a bracket.
Elysha Spector
9,189 PointsAhh, poor nesting... Thank you kind sir!