I'm currently experiencing an unusual issue with Bootstrap. From what I understand, the bootstrap grid system is based on 12 units and is supposed to work seamlessly across various device sizes, such as iPhones. I have a simple banner comprised of 5 columns arranged like so:
col-xs-1 | col-xs-1 | col-xs-8 | col-xs-1 | col-xs-1
My expectation was that all these columns would fit into a single row since they add up to 12 units in total. However, when using Chrome's emulator set to something like iPhone 5, the last column ends up moving to the next row instead of staying within the current row.
Further explanation: this issue only arises when I include the following meta tag in my page:
<meta name="viewport"
content="width=device-width, user-scalable=yes, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=1.0">
This problem has become a major roadblock for me, as it affects the foundation of my layout. I need to ensure that the base is established correctly. Can anyone offer assistance?
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