I am currently experiencing a challenge involving the responsiveness of a website I am developing, particularly when it comes to iPhones. The site utilizes Bootstrap 5 and displays correctly on Android devices and in Chrome Dev Tools. However, upon testing it on iPhones, certain elements do not appear as intended.
To visually demonstrate the issue, please refer to the screenshots below:
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https://i.sstatic.net/yKJxb.jpg | https://i.sstatic.net/Jb5Ow.jpg |
The problem seems to stem from how the website's layout and components are being displayed on iPhones. Elements do not align properly, resulting in a distorted overall appearance. This issue is not present on Android devices or when using Chrome Dev Tools to simulate different mobile devices.
If you wish to view the website firsthand, please visit this page:
Despite attempting troubleshooting steps such as ensuring the use of the viewport meta tag in the HTML <head> section:
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The problem persists on iPhones. It is possible that there may be a CSS conflict or iPhone-specific styling oversight causing this issue.
If anyone has encountered a similar challenge or possesses expertise in Bootstrap 5 and responsive web design, your guidance and assistance would be highly appreciated. Are there any additional CSS rules or JavaScript adjustments that could aid in achieving proper responsiveness on iPhones?
Thank you in advance for your time and support.