From: [address removed] [mailto:[address removed]] On Behalf Of Gal Baras
Sent: Monday, 3 March[masked]:16 AM
To: [address removed]
Subject: RE: [WordPress-Brisbane] Responsive Sites

Hi Amanda,

I have Chrome, FF, IE (latest) and Safari installed and test by making the browser window smaller or larger gradually.  I find that testing fixed widths tends to miss some spots.  I also test on my mobile phone in both orientations and there's usually something to change.

To make things easier, I've found the media queries need to be tighter on IE, because it treats the scrollbar as being outside the page.  It's also the most standards compliant browser now and the strictest in the way it interprets page code, so test on IE first.

To make things even easier still, I've stopped testing on anything below IE8, which I do in the IE11 emulation, and in IE8, I only test in a desktop-sized window, because it doesn't run on any device smaller than that.

As for you own site, you should probably position the images so they don't squash the text and interfere with one another.  The styling seems to be quite responsive, but the positioning could be better.  The image before last on the page should also have the class "aligncenter", instead of "alignnone" and no inline margins, like the last image on the page.

Looking at the code, you have line breaks between images, instead of paragraph breaks, and empty paragraphs for spacing, which should be cleaned up.

Best regards,

Gal