HTML & CSS Mobile Friendly

[Robin9000]

Working on a site called http://finaltouchaccounting.com/ and I have placed both

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,inital-scale=1,user-scalable=yes">

in the head of the pages. However even with doing so and although the pages load to be full screen at first if the user with their figures tries to expand the page to view in and than zoom back out.
On zooming back out it cuts the page down to have of it's original size. So basically you end up with 50% being the site and 50% being the website. Any help on fixing this issue would be very helpful indeed.

Thank you, Robin.

 

[Tealk]

you cannot adapt a website to mobile devices with a meta variant alone.
For this you need adapted CSS or you use a framework like Bootstrap (please integrate locally, do not load externally)

 

[Robin9000]

you cannot adapt a website to mobile devices with a meta variant alone.
For this you need adapted CSS or you use a framework like Bootstrap (please integrate locally, do not load externally)

I have done all I thought was needed and the thing is this issue am having only happens when they try to zoom in and than back out. So for me it's very puzzling as to why this is.

 

[Malcolm]

Before we begin, please add your code within BBCode and please edit the title into a question, please.

Did you manage to get this solved?

 

[NewsProject]

Being mobile friendly is the way to be, nowadays.

 

[Malcolm]

Do you have a solution that you can offer? Otherwise, this can be seen as just useless content.

 

[simong1993]

100% look into bootstrap, i used to do what you are doing now and i would spend hours making sure a website was mobile/table/big tv/little tv ready and then i took a day, honestly thats all you need a day to master bootstrap and now i can make websites in half the time and they are automaticly responsive and mobile ready.

Next please use internal files more then external, its like this. if i told you to go to 5 diffrent points on a map by car to pick something up then told someone else to go in there draw and get the same 5 things, who will be quicker? now although im sure Tealk will tell me im wrong the odd external link such as fonts and bootstrap are okay i would say but try and keep them to a minnium

Very nice code though, nicely layed out