paintbrush wrote:
For me, the most important one is at which point does the content work better in a single column.
Before that, when do columns of text get so long and skinny and/or photos so small that it would be better to go from 3 or 4 columns to 2.
Both Firefox and Chrome have good ways to test your site at different breakpoints so you can see just where your content "breaks". You might find that a breakpoint down to one column makes more sense at 519px rather than a more 'standard' 480px. Do what works best to make your content easy to read/use.
For me, the most important one is at which point does the content work better in a single column.
Before that, when do columns of text get so long and skinny and/or photos so small that it would be better to go from 3 or 4 columns to 2.
Both Firefox and Chrome have good ways to test your site at different breakpoints so you can see just where your content "breaks". You might find that a breakpoint down to one column makes more sense at 519px rather than a more 'standard' 480px. Do what works best to make your content easy to read/use.
Hi Paintbrush
I was looking for a way to test a finished site for breakpoints and saw your post.
Not familiar with Chrome perhaps you could help me and explain how I test my site in Chrome to see where my breaks and how it looks
Thanks
Dave Butler
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Yorkshire
England
Old Rishworthians Rugby Union Football club http://www.orrufc.co.uk
Tuxedo Junction Yorkshire Function Band http://www.riley-tuxedojunction.co.uk
The Commons Guest House http://www.thecommons-guesthouse.co.uk
all created with Coffee Cup html editor
