Is a responsive website design (without using things like vh and vw) solely dependent on aspect ratio? I like a weird meaningless feature I gave my front page when I make the window as small as possible and can be revealed or hid vertically, but said feature leads to my page being a little less responsive if I were to view it on a mobile device as making the measurements responsive would prevent the pointless thing.
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site update is imminent. Btw I might as well say this now, I got your stickers some time ago and they look so cool! The envelope is so cool too so I'm keeping it as well :D
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dabu18
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Oh? Sorry I meant for my website lol, you're my only follower so I thought I'd just tell you directly '<'
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Lmao sorry I was trying to figure out how you got models to work on the website (I didn't notice you listing the literal source at the bottom) and I found your rant about web audio api (at least I think it's yours)
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No it can also be dependent on how wide the screen resolution is. I forget how or why it works but even a modern phone with a super crisp screen tells CSS that it's only like 480px wide or something. I think it has to do with some scaling factor changing on phones that's left alone at 1.0 on desktops. I use both this and aspect ratio and it's kind of a mess but it works. See at bottom here: https://tabf5.com/all.css
Ah okay! I'll take a look, thank you :]
Oo okay I see, also if I'm reading it correctly, does "@media only screen" mean it only changes the elements if the screen size itself and not the window is specifically in those ranges?