[Robert HParticipant]

I have bought two X-themes to use on two different websites.

The first one I bought adjusts and fits perfectly on any sized screen.

The second one I just got last week does not fit my mobile screen when held upright for a vertical format (the most narrow format). It seems to fit well for the horizontal format on my smartphone when I rotate it.

Here’s the website that works for any sized screen: http://www.adventuretravelmentor.com/

Here’s the website I’m developing that does not fit a vertical mobile sized screen. The images, form and verbiage goues outside the container on the right side. http://www.exclusivedealsic.com/

Please advise how to fix.

Kind Regards,

Bob

[Robert HParticipant]

For some reason I couldn’t edit the above message.

Here’s the main page that doesn’t fit well: http://www.exclusivedealsic.com/new-landing-page-template/

It’s a landing page with no container and I use a table to keep the contents away from the edges a little bit.

[Robert HParticipant]

I think I found the problem as I was trying new things.

When the form was at 300px wide the whole page didn’t fit the vertical mobile format. However, when I changed the form (Aweber) to 250px wide then everything fit well.

I’m guessing that when you put in an “unresponsive” element into a page that is more than about 250px wide then it messes everything up for a vertical mobile format. Is that true?

[RubinKeymaster]

Hey Robert,

yes that’s right you should use percentages instead of fixed width values since otherwise the responsiveness won’t work.

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