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Site looks right in all browser except phone

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I just realized my site seems to have a strange padding on the right side when I view it from my phone. I can't reporduce it it any browers on the computer, just the phone. Any ideas? The address is my "portfolio" link in my sig below. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy S III if that helps, though I think it happens on all phones.

 

Attached a screen shot of what I'm talking about.

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.site-width {

padding:0 25px 0;

}

 

Could be the issue? You need to declare another value in there, probably a 0.

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Thats a shorthand version of saying padding-top:0; padding-right:25px; padding-bottom:0; padding-left:25px, which is a standard way of writing it. But it is possible it is throwing off the browser on the phone or something to do with padding. I'll take a look at that tonight.

Oh yes so it is! Never written it like that. Could be the fact you've got a mixture of % and px's in regards to the width of elements? If the container is 100%, and 100% is less than 600px, then the box that is 600px is going to be too big. Try putting the box's width in % rather than in pixels, see if that works.

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Hmm yea there is no padding that seems to be messing with it. Anyone else take a look at it and see anything that could be causing this?

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