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I recently added some custom CSS to a page to style the output from [bw_related]
When I viewed it on my iPhone I found that the Cost field was overriding the title.
It was just too narrow.
The pragmatic solution was to alter the position of the Cost field for every display.
But I would have preferred to only have done this for narrow displays.
I would have used a CSS @media rule, if I could remember the syntax.
I thought that [bw_css] could help by allowing a media= parameter.
bw_css would wrap any content inside a @media query.
The default would be @media only screen and ( max-width: . valuepx ) {
when value is an integer.
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I recently added some custom CSS to a page to style the output from [bw_related]
When I viewed it on my iPhone I found that the Cost field was overriding the title.
It was just too narrow.
The pragmatic solution was to alter the position of the Cost field for every display.
But I would have preferred to only have done this for narrow displays.
I would have used a CSS @media rule, if I could remember the syntax.
I thought that [bw_css] could help by allowing a media= parameter.
bw_css would wrap any content inside a @media query.
The default would be
@media only screen and ( max-width: . valuepx ) {
when value is an integer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: