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I'm trying to learn a few things about media queries in CSS, and I have a quick question. When you put create your HTML boiler plate code, and you specify in the META tag like this ; <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" /> you are saying that you are asking the browser to inquire about the width of the screen, and to use that information to render the document, that's fine , I get all of that . My question is , if I have a laptop with an external display, which "device-width" is the browser going with , the external display , or the laptop width ? #AskNostr #WebDevelopment #Coding #Cheers
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Whichever screen the browser is open on, or the width of both of you have it extended. The viewport is everything you can see inside the browser window
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