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Christopher_Robert
Christopher_Robert
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How to override default breakpoint?

Actually, the good news is that I just tested Sassy outside of the Unbounce editor and the published version does show the entirety of the page in Portrait view on an iPad. So Justin’s comment above was correct: On tablets (i.e. above 600px wide), the desktop view is displayed, but zoomed out to fit the full width of the page on the device. Within the Unbounce editor, it shows it as cropped (same thing happens if you drag your browser window smaller on a published version). But on an actual device it renders in full. Tip: If you are on a Mac, you can download XCode from apple and use their iOS simulator to view the page as it would appear on an actual device.

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Christopher_Robert
Christopher_Robert
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How to override default breakpoint?

Same issue, same ‘Sassy’ template! I discovered this same bug when testing on an iPad in Portrait mode, which represents itself as 768px wide, clearly in the gap between 600 - 800px. The content on the right side is getting cut off. Edit: Found a post from Unbounce regarding tablet-specific breakpoints: /topics/announcing-mobile-responsive-open-beta-launch  Justin Veenema, Online Community Strategist Hi Gian,  Perhaps I can give a bit of clarity here. Our Mobile Responsive functionality works by utilizing a single breakpoint that defines if the page should be displayed as  desktop or  mobile. This breakpoint is based on browser width, so if a browser under 600px wide tries to view the page - it will automatically display the mobile version. This ensures that your users will get the best experience, whether they’re on desktop or mobile.  Tablets are a bit different. Generally, when a full-size website loads up on a tablet in landscape view, it will display just as it would on a desktop

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