I am hoping that even though it clearly states this forum is intended for questions related to Bootstrap Builder, this includes general questions as well regarding the Bootstrap framework. To give you some background, I am not familiar with Bootstrap Builder as I primarily use the paid version of HTML Editor version 16.1, build 808 to modify changes to existing website templates that can best serve my needs. To begin, I purchased a single-page website template created in Bootstrap 4 in September/October 2020, that I recently converted to a multi-page website (refer to the website link provided below). Unfortunately, what was initially anticipated to be a relatively easy task turned into a real debacle given display issues present when my converted multi-page site was viewed on a mobile device with a screen resolution of 425px or less. While I experienced some minor display issues when viewed on a desktop/laptop computer, these were easily (so it seemed) addressed/corrected for the most part by making modifications to my main CSS style sheet, style.min.css. In short, all former display issues present on a mobile device appeared to be resolved by making a couple of minor modifications to existing media queries as well as adding several media queries to my main CSS file (I should add this was my first experience using and having to rely on media queries). However, based on past experience with multi-page website templates designed/developed primarily in HTML 4 and 5 without the need for any media queries whatsoever resulting in a fully responsive multi-page website without any display issues, I cannot help but think there must be an easier solution than the one I recently used to correct my former display issues in converting a single-page website created in Bootstrap to a multi-page one. Any comments/suggestions regarding this subject matter are most appreciated. Thank you ahead of time.
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We'll Mr boilermaker73
Bootstrap builder is now part of the site designer app and as such I suspect the same users as tried to help you in your other thread are the same users that are on this thread, site designer is a fantabidozy application for building some stunning websites in whatever framework you choose, and it's done visually with all the code taken care of for you by the app, so I am afraid you won't possibly get anything different regarding your difficulties.i recently made a template something very similar to the one you chose to mess about with, mine was even a choice of a single page website or multi page it was done in foundation but could just as easily have been done in bootstrap, it took less than a full day from start to finish and used 3 breakpoints in total (keyframes) looked fantabidozy on all devices from smart watch right upp to smart TV
I really don't think you will find the answers for your situation here too.

Nony Mouse,
Thank you for your reply. On another note, do you by chance know of any online forums that focus on Bootstrap framework related to questions for those that hard code using HTML, CSS files as opposed to an app that does this for them?

Yes but no more information regarding this subject / website etc from me.

You are on your own as far as I am now concerned

I can say one final thing and that is you have been editing the wrong file all along (locally at the time it appears to be correct,, but your site (the designers etc, combines the css style sheet along with others and just loads that file as a minified filek. therefore whenever anyone lands on your page that's what gets loaded regardless of what you may have done to it previously. Because YOU have been editing the wrong file all along (which is what Inger has been saying all along ) Edit the correct file and it will be loaded whenever anyone lands on your page (COMBINED WITH THE OTHER CSS FILES as the style.min)

All you have achieved in the end is to dilute the content of what was your site, across numerous pages, which results in something that is going to have no impact other than detrimental to any hope you have of improving SEO results.

Hi Boilermaker73,
If your using the HTML Editor to alter a theme then you should post in the HTML Editor thread. Boostrap Builder was a stand alone app that allowed a user to build a site without hand coding. As stated above it's now part of Site Designer. The HTML Editor is a great app for building sites. I use mostly Foundation for my sites and refer to the actual https://get.foundation/index.html site for questions when I'm building within the HTML Editor. You can grab a new version of Boostrap from here https://getbootstrap.com/ . The site is also full of examples of how to add particular features to a site and solve problems.

In reply to (All you have achieved in the end is to dilute the content of what was your site, across numerous pages, which results in something that is going to have no impact other than detrimental to any hope you have of improving SEO results). Oh, so now you are going to give me advice on SEO. This is exactly the kind of reply that requires a site proctor to review answers provided on the forum that have no relevance to the question provided by others. In reality, your last post is incredibly wrong and presumptuous to boot as you have no idea whatsoever regarding my proven SEO capabilities and without such knowledge, you offer me advice on SEO. Spare me! I tell you what, talk is cheap. You provide me with a URL on which you have implemented SEO and I'll provide you with one and we'll let those on the forum be the judge. FWIW, the site I will provide for everyone to view and render an opinion has achieved first-page organic rankings in the SERPs for all key phrases in the profession it represents and has never relied on paid advertising. Boy, am I getting tired of wasting my time reading and responding to answers like yours.

Thank you Eric for your response regarding Bootstrap Builder. I had a strong hunch that your response was what I was going to get. While I did initially post my Bootstrap site question to the HTML Editor forum, I was very disappointed in the responses I received to date for reasons too numerous to list. The only other comment I can add t this time is that the HTML Editor forum appears to have changed dramatically since I posted back in 2011.

It sure has. It has some of the best helpers available free.