Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Behaving bit different in Mozilla, don't know why. Width looking strange, and fonts too. Need to figure out why this is happening. But just for reviewing, I suggest to review it in Chrome. I have used inbuilt range slider for now, but working on this to create my own. Suggestions, improvements always welcome :).
Community feedback
- @palgrammingPosted over 3 years ago
Part of your problem is are your "### Pageviews" changes number is changes widths and that is effecting the whole width of your layout. Put a fixed width on that element to fit the largest it grows and that should hold you design the same size
0 - @macluiggyPosted over 3 years ago
you probably need to add -webkit and -moz- prefixes in some css properties, that's becouse some css functionalities are not fully implement in all the browsers, so the prefixes are like a polyfill function in javascript
0@parmeet9891Posted over 3 years ago@macluiggy But this is something which is really weird. I haven't used anything which should relate to browser or something. Normal widths, flex, media queries which I used almost in every project I did here. That's why I am confuse, it looks fine in Chrome but not in firefox. And I do have used moz and webkit prefixes, where things behave differently.
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