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I'm creating a website (and I'm a noob at this). I'm working on the functionality portion of design and i'll have someone do graphics later.
Currently when it goes into responsive (mobile view) it leaves a 2px margin on the right that is movable on a mobile browser (and scrollable). I can't for the life of me get rid of that.
if I turn on overflow-x: hidden, then it does become non scrollable but still movable.
I want that extra space to go away. I don't see it defined as padding in any of the css.
Using Bootstrap 2.3
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Solved by adding this to my custom css:
html, body {
width: auto !important;
overflow-x: hidden !important;
}
Note: the !important is only being used so it takes priority over other CSS. Most instances will not need !important if you load your custom CSS after your bootstrap CSS.
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