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Q: Should DivMagic be copying the responsive css as well?

I am doing html with inline css. The divs I am testing and not responsive.

RyanB78409Jan 28, 2024

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BrianUSA

May 15, 2024

A: Yes, if the "Media Query" setting is on, it should copy responsive css.

Could you please send an email to us (team@divmagic.com) with example websites you tried? We will look into it.

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