Landscape iPad display

[brosetti]

On an iPad the header display is very large (using too much screen) when in landscape mode. Example attached.

[SheilaAnn]

This is how it looks to me. iPad Pro 11; safari as my browser.



Panhead John is also an avid iPad user…. Maybe he has a thought…..

[Panhead John]

Here’s how mine looks, I’m happy with it.



You can change the size of the display on the iPad. Maybe try that? At the top of the page, to the very left of pitmasteramazingribs.com in the search box, see the little box with the 3 lines under it? Tap on that and then select the little A, or the big A to change the size of how the page looks. Worth a shot.

[SheilaAnn]

Huh….. my day is not wasted….i just learned something.

[Panhead John]

SA, I learned it strictly by accident. Here’s what I did…..” Huh, what’s that do?” Clicked on it… oh crap, hope I don’t mess anything up!” 😂

[Huskee]

brosetti You can try doing a cache clear, aka hard reset, on your browser. That should fix it.

[tamidw]

May be your iPad. I am on iPad Pro 12.9 3rd gen. And this is what mine looks like. I am using Duck Duck Go. I use my iPad almost exclusively for casual browsing.

[RAYMBO]

The issue is browser cache. The browser keeps a copy of assets on your computer. Mostly images, javascripts, and style sheets (CSS).

I changed the CSS to accommodate the 20th Anniversary logo. If you see the logos stacked up, this because your browser is pulling the CSS from a file on your computer and not the newly updated CSS file.

If you refresh your browsers cache (CTRL+F5 or CMD+R for Apple/Mac), that tells the browser to ignore local cached files, and download them from the server.

When you do a CTRL+F5/CMD+R while viewing a website, only the cached files for that website are cleared and re-downloaded.

Mobile and Tablet (no keyboard) devices have various means to clear and/or refresh cache.

[brosetti]

Clearing the cache worked. Thanks.