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Texts are little off on desktop design. Any help on how to set proper media query on huge tv screens would be a great help. Thanks!
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Hi Jamir, that looks good and responsive. You need to look out for your reports. There are a lot of issues regarding your ID's. An ID should be unique to uniquely identify one element. If you want to access several elements at once, you need to do it via classes or other css selectors. Never did TV screens yet, but I think find out the screen resolution and do a media-query with it. Probably increase the font size. And then access the page on your TV and see if it looks good.
happy coding :)
Marked as helpful0@jamir-24Posted about 3 years agoHey David, thanks a lot for your valuable input. About the ID's the problem is css properties wont apply on those items with class for some reason. Probably specificity issue but i tried all the other way i could think of at that moment. I use 40' tv for work so unless i zoom out to 80% everything overflows. Current resolution is at 1920x1080 so another option windows gives me is scale down to 125% but recommended is 150%. Its becoming a nightmare. Anyways thanks again.
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