I Ikon Utente Attivo 3 Dic 2021 51 1 8 20 Mag 2025 #1 Non mi funziona un meta inserito per telefonino, ma non ho capito l'errore, lascio lo script del CSS metà @media only screen and (max-width:600px) { .slidedown { height: 1020px; } } Non mi prede il codice meta
Non mi funziona un meta inserito per telefonino, ma non ho capito l'errore, lascio lo script del CSS metà @media only screen and (max-width:600px) { .slidedown { height: 1020px; } } Non mi prede il codice meta
L LizaMalinE Nuovo Utente 24 Mar 2026 10 0 1 2 Apr 2026 #2 Probabilmente manca il tag viewport nel meta. Senza quello, le media query come max-width:600px non vengono applicate correttamente su mobile.
Probabilmente manca il tag viewport nel meta. Senza quello, le media query come max-width:600px non vengono applicate correttamente su mobile.
M messu1213 Nuovo Utente 8 Apr 2026 6 0 1 Giovedì alle 16:48 #3 First of all, the code you wrote is a CSS media query , not a meta tag. This is correct: @media only screen and (max-width:600px) { .slidedown { height: 1020px; } } As for the “mobile meta,” that goes in the <head> tag of your HTML , not in the CSS: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> Without this meta tag, mobile browsers don't handle page scaling well, and media queries may appear to break. Common issues to check: The CSS file is correctly linked to the HTML The .slidedown class actually exists in your HTML There are no other CSS styles that override this one. In short: Meta tag = controls mobile display (HTML) Media query = manages responsive styling (CSS) If you add the meta viewport, mobile responsiveness should work fine.
First of all, the code you wrote is a CSS media query , not a meta tag. This is correct: @media only screen and (max-width:600px) { .slidedown { height: 1020px; } } As for the “mobile meta,” that goes in the <head> tag of your HTML , not in the CSS: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> Without this meta tag, mobile browsers don't handle page scaling well, and media queries may appear to break. Common issues to check: The CSS file is correctly linked to the HTML The .slidedown class actually exists in your HTML There are no other CSS styles that override this one. In short: Meta tag = controls mobile display (HTML) Media query = manages responsive styling (CSS) If you add the meta viewport, mobile responsiveness should work fine.
