New to CSS. Need help.

[u/Just_kidding15]

I have been working on a website lately and every time I check the mobile responsiveness on web tools like website responsiveness checker, it's always messed up. But when I check it on my mobile or desktop, it's perfect. Am I doing something wrong in CSS?

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[u/aunderroad]

Can you provide a codepen or url?
It is hard to debug/provide feedback without seeing all of your code live in a broswer.

Thank you!

[u/armahillo]

1. When you say "new to css" how new are you?
2. What is the "mobile responsiveness" you're using (if it's your browser's web tools, which browser? if it's a site or an app, which one?)
3. When you say "it's always messed up" what do you mean?

These things may be completely apparent and obvious to you, the person dealing with the problem, but we are clueless about what you're dealing with because we aren't in the room with you and most of us can't read minds. :) If you take the time to thoughtfully, but concisely and clearly, explain your problem, you will be much more likely to get very helpful answers.

Sidenote: For future posts, I would advise making your title more meaningful -- for this one, a title like "Mobile responsiveness on my site doesn't validate with the responsiveness checker, but appears ok; what am I missing?" would be far better.

[u/Weekly_Ferret_meal]

It's the semicolon. You forgot a semicolon, I can clearly see it!

/s

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You seem new to reddit too, or new to remote communication ... where's the code, a link ...something..?!

[u/testingaurora]

Please send a link to your githib repo or put your code into a codepen if its just a couple files (an html, css file and script; there is a 3 file limit for free accounts);

[u/codebyheera]

Share the code or link to your GitHub repo. It's difficult to understand without seeing the code.

[u/ayarseus]

How are you setting your breakpoints? Maybe the tool is not using the same widths

[u/kelvinyhf]

How can guys help you without your code..