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Dreamweaver is showing that site is mobile friendly, but when pulls up on phone, it shows desktop version

ddheartland
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May 18, 2017 May 18, 2017

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Help! I've just created a new website for my business with an older version of DW (CS5.5) and when I do the multiscreen view, it shows that it should shrink/be responsive, but when I pull it up on my phone, it is just the regular desktop version. The site is www.heartlandcpr.com if you'd like to pull up the .css. Thanks for anything anyone can find out!

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Jon Fritz Community Expert
Community Expert , May 18, 2017 May 18, 2017

That <meta> tag would go between the <head></head> tags of every page.

Test it on the home page first to ensure it fixes your issue. If it doesn't, the contributors here can take a closer look at your css to find why it would be failing to display correctly on your handheld device.

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Jon Fritz Community Expert
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Try adding this meta tag to the <head> section and see if it helps on your phone...

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

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Do you mean on the index page? Or is there somewhere else in the css I should place it?

Sorry, I'm fairly new at this.

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That <meta> tag would go between the <head></head> tags of every page.

Test it on the home page first to ensure it fixes your issue. If it doesn't, the contributors here can take a closer look at your css to find why it would be failing to display correctly on your handheld device.

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It worked! Thanks so much!

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