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Mobile width view not rendering correctly

For some reason I cannot display in mobile version my div as 100% width. Here is my JSX code: <div> <div expand="lg" className="login-header"> <h1>logo</...
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Avoid nested iframes being scaled by parent meta viewport

Is there a solution to allowing nested iframes to not be scaled due to meta viewport settings in the parent HTML. I have an iframe being loaded on an external mobile site which I can't edit, that ...
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Mobile devices loads page zoomed in

I am currently working on a website project and overall things are going alright. But for some reason when I run my website on a mobile device, eg galaxy s5 or iphone 5, the browser zooms in on the ...
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Getting confused by 'initial-scale=1.0'

In most modern webpages, the following piece of code is used to make the webpage more managable in a mobile device: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> I am ...
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Whats the purpose of width in "viewport" meta?

What is width for if the only value "doing anything" is device-width? Even device-width seems to make the viewport 320p on every mobile (not tablet) device. This makes perfect sense and simplifies ...
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Adding <meta name="viewport"> with mobile detection

As of late, I've seen a few websites which have a statement equivalent to the following in JavaScript / server-side code: if user is on a mobile device print '<meta name="viewport" content="...
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Website not loading device width tag

I have the meta tag in the head of the html however, it shows my phone width at 980px. I've tried everything I can think of and I don't see anything in the js or any contradicting information. link ...
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Mobile version of web zoomed in by default

If you visit my web through a mobile device (or at least iphone, I could not check any other device) www.oxynergy.com you will notice that everytime you open any page, it is JUST a little bit zoomed ...
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Enable Left - Right Scrolling On Mobile Devices

I have a website, which has an on screen width of around 800 pixels. Now I don't want to change that as I am perfectly happy with it as it is, however, the problem I'm getting is that mobile users ...
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Mobile Site ignores meta=viewport and is zooming-in any thumb or content

It seems everything I add as meta to work for mobile version of the site , it is actually ignored and is full-zoomed ( when I visit my site on a mobile ) to the actual size of what I have in CSS. &...
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What would prevent vertical scrolling in Chrome, only on a Samsung phone on a mobile CSS site?

I am getting reports from the client I am developing for that he cannot scroll vertically on his Samsung Galaxy S4 using Chrome. Only on this and other Samsung phones using Chrome. Other browsers on ...
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How to set not to zoom on the mobile device?

Here is the test link: http://kotechweb.com/ig112 The site now is exactly the way I would like to present, one problem is , if I set to <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-...
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How to force a certain wideness to website on mobile with css/html

I created a website from a template (HTML/CSS) and I mostly tested it from my computer in chrome/firefox/IE but now I just tested the page on my iPhone and it looks wrong. link: www.anibalautomotive....
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When to set viewport maximum-scale=1 and user-scalable=yes?

I see setting maximum-scale=1 in viewport meta will stop user to scaling zooming in&out. Then why we need user-scalable at all? And I also see a page with maximum-scale=1 and user-scalable=yes at ...
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meta name viewport with No Zoom by default

I want my website to fit to mobile devices screens. No Horizontal Scrolling by default, only vertical scrolling. I am using meta viewport as : <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, ...
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