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pneves3328yI think the same, but changing "@media" with "bootstrap" and "bootstrap" with "@media".
Man, I can't use that thing! -
My 2c.
Tip. Never relate breakpoints to screen size. its non scalable.
Instead relate it to content. i.e. start small and as room becomes available add a breakpoint and rejig the page... as you increase res... add another etc etc. that way it will work on anything from low res mobiles to outdoor screens. -
Crost41108y@hax0r surely it depends on the site? the average screen size is supposedly 1024px in width therefore I usually make sites with a main container that starts at 1020px in width. 900px on a 1920px screen, which is also very common would just look odd imo.
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hax0r2518y@craig939393 Yeah I'm not sure why this is the current standard in our group. I'll ask my fed next time. Decisions were made b4 I started but I'm thinking we should change the rule.
Why in the fucking world did I decide to manually use @media screen in CSS instead of Bootstrap, I'm down to 212px wide screen now just because I can't stand that SOMEBODY might have a bloody screen that size.
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