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WordPress site dosn't work on android mobile

fajarn1912 — Fri, 05 Jun 2015 11:02:39 GMT

Hi

I host my WordPress site at asphostportal.com. My site works fine on all web browsers but I recently tried it on an android mobile.

There is a css div called class and all the top of the page is contained within it.

on the android mobile it can't display the flash and I get a flash default image but it it is outside the container class.

The menu at the very top wraps but doesn't using a web browser.

I would like this to work on mobiles. Any help on this.

Copyright

Basso — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 21:59:43 GMT

Copyright & Brna.my1.ru

All content contained in Brna.my1.ru , and belongs to the copyrighted content of performers or are otherwise legally protected, were placed on the page just from promotional reasons.

Anyone who download the contents from the Brna.my1.ru , shall, after reviewing the same within 24 hours removed from a disk!

Again, this music/games/movies/programs etc.. is only for promotional reasons on the Brna.my1.ru so that after preview the music/games/movies/programs etc. you have downloaded if you like it buy CDs at stores intended.

Hacking or other illegal activities are NOT used running this site.
No channels are hosted here.
No download file are hosted here.

Entering the Brna.my1.ru automatically accept the above rules.

How to Centre a DIV Block Using CSS

Basso — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 18:15:56 GMT

How to Centre a DIV Block Using CSS

Steps to Centering a DIV Block without Centering the Text Inside
Let's assume that you have a div block as follows:

Code

This is a DIV block that is to be centred. I don't
want the text to be centred, though, just the block.

At first glance, you may think that the following CSS rule will work.

Code

text-align: center ;

However, the rule centres the text inside the box, rather than the block itself. While there are times when you may want to do this, our intention here is to centre the entire block but leave the internal contents formatted as it was before. As such, the above code is not what we want.

Instead, the standard trick to centering a block in CSS is to do the following:

1. Specify a width for the DIV block.
2. Set both its left and right margins to auto.

Both steps are necessary -- that is, you cannot just set the margins to auto without specifying the width of the block and expect this method to work.

The technique works because when both margins are set to auto, web browsers are required by the CSS standard to give them equal width.

For example, if you want your div block to have a width of 700 pixels, the following code will centre the block.

Code

#content {
   width: 700px ;
   margin-left: auto ;
   margin-right: auto ;
}