Pedro
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Hey man But it needs to be transferred by the dude who originally bought the product, right? He's long gone.......
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Hello a friend is selling a brand new MacBook Pro, sealed and all that. A friend of his bought and sold it to him.. I think the whole deal was a bit dodgy, but not 100% sure My Questions is, will this laptop come with Warranty? Does anyone know how it works? Because I have no idea. Thanks
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haha thanks! cheers for mentioning!
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Me and a friend built Kisstagram
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I think it depends on how it is designed. But anyway, the media queries should still work after removing it.
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but if you are optmising your site for iPad, will the users need to zoom in? I guess it depends on how much of a layout/design change is happening...
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Did you add the following code in your <head> tag? <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, user-scalable=no, initial-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width; initial-scale=1.0"> ?
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It's working just fine. Reason you get the horizontal scrolling is because you are using a fixed width (px) That's why when most people are doing design for small screens, when it gets below a certain width, (usually less than the 600 mark) they change to liquid design (using %).
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It's not about maths, it's just knowing the different resolutions for different devices.
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Well, if you look at the source you will see the media queries he is using for iPhone portrait/landscape. iPad portrait/landscape, a normal laptop resolution, and then a iMac 27" (massive screen) resolution. Just copy and paste the media queries you need, look at the measurements he's using for each.
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Man this will help you understand. http://www.thismanslife.co.uk/projects/lab/responsiveillustration/
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posted in wrong page!
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LOL
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In every browser it will only play once. Refresh to play it again. Thats a good point but the point is to do it in CSS3 Thanks man!
