<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width">in between the head tags.
The 'device-width' value sets the page width equal to the browser width when in portrait orientation.I know that. I was asking what the DSi width was.
Actually, it does matter if you have any sense of organization and programming ingenuity.How would you know my code? That just shows you source-view everything.
If you put meta formatting tags in any place but between the head tags, people will think that you must be a bloody foolish programmer.
The distinguished PasserByGuy spake:[quote]Actually, it does matter if you have any sense of organization and programming ingenuity.How would you know my code? That just shows you source-view everything.[/quote]
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<br>If you put meta formatting tags in any place but between the head tags, people will think that you must be a bloody foolish programmer.
<head><meta name="viewport" content="width:device-width">
</head>
That pretty much was the example. The code that goes in is:
<head><meta name="viewport" content="width:device-width">
</head>