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None-responsive page load not showing full width.

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Hi, I have for some of my sites using PianoForte and Polaris template disable its responsive layout.

I have a little "annoying" issue for mobile users using the 'Firefox' browser, which is pretty new and currently only available for android phones I believe.

When you enter my site (using the mobile firefox browser), the pages on my site load only showing about 90% of the site's width and you have to do a right horizontal scroll to see what's to the far right side of the site or do a little zoom out for full width.

On the 'Chrome' and 'Internet' browser all pages always load the full width of the page.

This isn't really a direct issue, but more just like an annoying thing as you as a firefox user have to do a 'zoom out' to show the full width after every page load.
Can this be solved without too much effort?

URL: http://faroexpo.fo/
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Hello

Try adding the following to the Head Custom Code field of your templates parameters....


<meta name="viewport" content="width=1080, initial-scale=1">


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Hi Ciarán,
Tried to insert your CSS into the template's Custom CSS field and to the custom CSS fields under the responsive options.

But didn't seemed to make any different.
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Hi Dolgur

A bit of a shot in the dark this both to resolve could you try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


#header {

    width: auto !important;

}


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