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How do I iFrame without breaking responsiveness? - James Burnham - Nov 21, 2019 I am trying different ways from stackoverflow but I can't manage to do this. It's not about width="100%". This looks good in mobile mode of firefox, but in an actual mobile browser doesn't look right. Can someone help me? I am trying to iframe a CPA offer. RE: How do I iFrame without breaking responsiveness? - Nachfolger - Nov 21, 2019 (Nov 21, 2019 04:26 PM)Burnham Wrote: I am trying different ways from stackoverflow but I can't manage to do this. It's not about width="100%". This looks good in mobile mode of firefox, but in an actual mobile browser doesn't look right. Can someone help me? I am trying to iframe a CPA offer.Burnham, what the heck are you talking about dude? Could you atleast post a screenshot or something aside from "[it] doesn't look right". |