How do I scale my website to fit all screens? [duplicate]
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I have been designing my website for a while now, but when i start showing it to my friends i realize that the measurements doesn't scale with other screen sizes. I'm wondering if there is anyway to make everything scale automatically. Are there any requirements? Like don't use position: absolute; or something. I'm not too worried about mobile devices, just want to scale to other laptop/computer screen sizes.
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Bootstrap it / @media queries. Too broad a question. Edit: There was a duplicate for this; consult it. As per a Google search for "how to make a page fit for all devices html", amongst many other search results; you could have done that.
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I have been designing my website for a while now, but when i start showing it to my friends i realize that the measurements doesn't scale with other screen sizes. I'm wondering if there is anyway to make everything scale automatically. Are there any requirements? Like don't use position: absolute; or something. I'm not too worried about mobile devices, just want to scale to other laptop/computer screen sizes.
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javascript php html css scale
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Bootstrap it / @media queries. Too broad a question. Edit: There was a duplicate for this; consult it. As per a Google search for "how to make a page fit for all devices html", amongst many other search results; you could have done that.
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Bootstrap it / @media queries. Too broad a question. Edit: There was a duplicate for this; consult it. As per a Google search for "how to make a page fit for all devices html", amongst many other search results; you could have done that.
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Bootstrap it / @media queries. Too broad a question. Edit: There was a duplicate for this; consult it. As per a Google search for "how to make a page fit for all devices html", amongst many other search results; you could have done that.
– Funk Forty Niner
Nov 19 at 19:47
Bootstrap it / @media queries. Too broad a question. Edit: There was a duplicate for this; consult it. As per a Google search for "how to make a page fit for all devices html", amongst many other search results; you could have done that.
– Funk Forty Niner
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Bootstrap it / @media queries. Too broad a question. Edit: There was a duplicate for this; consult it. As per a Google search for "how to make a page fit for all devices html", amongst many other search results; you could have done that.
– Funk Forty Niner
Nov 19 at 19:47