please don’t paste that much code into the forum again. Yes other people do it, but they shouldn’t . Use a pastebin in future for large blocks of code: http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Forum_Welcome#Posting_Code
It is usually useless to post a large amount of css into the forum and providing a link to the actual site is preferable as it enables people to troubleshoot css issues using in-browser development tools.
In this case, from what you have described it sounds like you are using a responsive theme. This means that the layout rearranges itself at different browser sizes. When responsive web design is done properly this means that the site experience is better for people viewing it on mobile devices. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsive_web_design
To remove the responsive functionality, delete any blocks of css headed as media queries. Often these have a comment with them describing the device type that the media query is targeting.
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ekarre
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Thanks. I will give it a try and see if it works.
Sorry about the long post. I’m mostly a novice at all this, so I didn’t realize what was and was not needed.
Thanks.
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ekarre
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I did that and it didn’t change anything. Any other ideas?
not without a link to your site
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ekarre
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Sorry. Here is the link:
http://www.greatplainsryla.org
Let me know. Thanks.
The page content does not appear to change in any obvious way for me when resizing the window. Can you explain what is still changing for you?
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ekarre
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It’s working now. It must have just taken some time for the changes to affect the site. I really appreciate your help. I’m such a novice at this whole thing. You are awesome!
Erik
