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CSS Help with Media CSS on Footer

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NewYears1978 said:
I am using this footer (well, I modified it quite a bit but liked the style here) and only after did I realize it has no media/responsive code in it.

Could anyone modify it to work on media screens as well. I have no clue how to go about this. I tried but failed.

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Hey there,

What I suggest is using @media, with this you will be able to set the different style properties based on the different screen widths. An example of how this may look like:

CSS: 
@media screen and (min-width: 900px) {
  p {
    color: red;
  }
}

With this code, you are specifying that if the screen size is bigger than 900px then change the paragraph element to red. So you can use this to your advantage in adjusting the different containers to fit on smaller screens.

For more information check out MDN web docs by clicking here.
 
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Malcolm said:
Hey there,

What I suggest is using @media, with this you will be able to set the different style properties based on the different screen widths. An example of how this may look like:

CSS: 
@media screen and (min-width: 900px) {
  p {
    color: red;
  }
}

With this code, you are specifying that if the screen size is bigger than 900px then change the paragraph element to red. So you can use this to your advantage in adjusting the different containers to fit on smaller screens.

For more information check out MDN web docs by clicking here.
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Hey thanks for the reply. Yes I know to use @media the issue is I am not good enough with CSS to be able to get this looking right. I tired and failed.
 
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