Added "viewport" meta tag to base template to fix scaling on mobile devices #185
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Added viewport meta tag to fix scaling on mobile devices
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Released in 1.4.7 :) |
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When using django-survey on a phone I noticed that the text is too small and the elements are too wide. I noticed the "viewport" meta tag is missing when I compared the template code to the official Bootstrap getting started guide (see https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.3/getting-started/#template). After adding the tag to the base template the scaling is fixed.