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Hellooo :3 looked at your code! The main issue stems from how you position things on your website. you are manually positioning articles using margins but for responsive design this isn’t ideal because while visually your website is broken up into different sections, the browser can’t see that and oesn’t know how to scale things :( outside of the header at the top, there are three columns with the left and right

lets take the left column. If we put that in its own div with a set width we can add stuff and everything will still be top down with space in-between and trapped inside the same width and your browser knows how to scale or what to scaled relative to. Also I would recommend taking all uses of pixels out and replace it with em, %, or vh/vw

Sorrryyyy that was really long explanation. I did exactly what I described on my website using flex boxes with a center section and two columns on each side of the same with (so like the exact same) please feel free to look at and take my code and use it and reply if I didn’t explain anything well >.<

@kingdomofakibaten thank u very much but ... that pic isnt actually referencing my current code .. it was for my wip in visual studio (o╭╮o) 🥺 im sorry

https://pastebin.com/E0nyWmr6 this is the actual thing i was working with >.< i feel so bad haha

i see sorry about that >w< I looked over your code and I think for responsive design there are two places you can start: switch all px to rem (which is px/16) and consider implementing a more organized layout in the code. Right now everything inside mainBox is positioned relative to one another and all have the same parent (mainbox) this means that If I delete navBox or any article everything moves.

there is already a somewhat defined colum layout for your site. You have a big center column and a colum on each side that are the same size we can still use mainbox here but then we can separate all the articles on the left into a div class = left and same for the center and the right and then define how each of those is positioned relative to one another (the best way here is usually flex)

we can define the width of lets say the left column and now something like navbox is only positioned relative to whats about and below it because div class = left is already positioned relative to the center

This way if we delete navbox it will only remove it from the column but because the column has the same width nothing else on the page moves except whats below navbox gets moved up. I implemented this on my website using flex if you would like to look :3 it makes everything much easier to work with and less precariously positioned because an element is positioned relative to one thing instead of a bunch of things