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Guys, I’m having trouble creating a layout
fixed that only adapts to the height or width of the screen, whether mobile or desktop. But it is not a responsive site, it is a normal site for desktop
, not for the version mobile
, but when I open here on my mobile is a few parts outside the layout or below the rodape
, I can’t find where I’m going wrong.
This is the site:
http://www.iracemafilha.com.br
I think the problem is in the configuration of the body or div "everything" or even in some div that is passing the screen and so is great and not adapting.
Here’s the site in the repository, if anyone wants to take a look at what’s going on.
It’s not because of
min-width
andmin-height
?– Maicon Carraro
I’ve tried without them using only width: 100%; but still ugly.
– Israel Sousa
If you want something beautiful there you want site
responsivo
yes.– Maicon Carraro
No, you don’t understand. There are websites that are not responsive, you open it on mobile and it remains normal, the way it is on the computer screen.
– Israel Sousa
On my cell phone it’s just messed up the part about the footer being with
min-width: 1353px
while the body is withmin-width: 768px
. If you leave the body with1353px
becomes normal.– Maicon Carraro
What top? Which div are you referring to?
– Israel Sousa
It’s the body in your CSS
– Maicon Carraro
Remove the min width of the footer and place on the body?
– Israel Sousa
No, keep the two equal with
min-width: 1353px
– Maicon Carraro
What about height? Try to zoom in.
– Israel Sousa
Look, it’s better now, but it’s got a white flag under the footer.
– Israel Sousa
To solve this of the white space you will have to use http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_mediaquery.asp
– Maicon Carraro
Try to see the 960gs, it is very good for non responsive site, the desktop version will be the same as the mobile.
– Matheus Cáceres Pereira