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       Some of the global styles 
   DIR By: asim km
       Date: September 3, 2023, 5:26 am
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       The idea is to replicate the headings in the markup and
       alternate them as the screen size decreases. In the banner,
       update the code as follows: (duplicate: only displays on small
       screens): The first header will display on pixel and larger
       screens The second set of headers (repeat) will display on
       smaller screens with regular font size on the screen: . Repeat
       the process for each section: Service Item Testimonials Example:
       Now, you might be wondering how the browser determines which
       class to apply.
       This is when the meta viewport tag comes into play. The viewport
       meta tag The meta viewport is set in the section of the image
       The viewport represents the visible area of the page, which
       changes as the device size gets smaller or larger. Using the
       viewport meta tag, you can detect the width of the screen and
       send the information to the browser, which knows to apply a
       specific breakpoint. It lets you control how your website
       displays on different screen sizes. For more control over
       responsive design across platforms, you can write styles that
       take effect on specific breakpoints. Allows you to define it
       using media queries. Media query rules are used to define
       different styles for Phone Number List
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       key breakpoints.  weren't really to
       our liking. So, in , we use the rule to write custom styles for
       the navigation links and footer to better fit the view on small
       screens.
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       Navigation Links Since full-width works best on small screens,
       we set the width of the In the media query, update it with the
       following code: Footer For the footer, the columns automatically
       become full width and are mobile-first. However, we use text
       alignment classes in the markup, which looks interesting on
       small screens. So, we adjust it like this: Text alignment: Left
       Also, we add a little margin at the top and bottom. In the media
       query, use the following code to update.
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