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Originally Posted by Bill Summers1
I put in the universal. It automatically pics up the matching protocol, which in this case is the https version. I've edited the page so that you can see the lack of responsiveness. As a work around, we were placing everything in a single column, which isn't optimal, but it works. But that workaround has been removed for the sake of testing.
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Thanks!
Bill
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Hello!
Sorry for the delay with reply, it took some time to understand what was wrong on this page.
Eventually, the answer turned out to be simpler than I thought: there are some errors in the beginning of the page's code which break the responsiveness of Ecwid. As I mentioned earlier, Ecwid Product Browser's responsiveness depends on your website. For example, the correct !DOCTYPE is required in the source code of the page on your website for Ecwid to see that the website is responsive and adapt accordingly.
Take a look at this code from your page:
Code:
<head>
</head>
<body>
<DOCTYPE! HTML>
There are two issues here you need to fix:
1. Delete three tags above the doctype: head and body. The <!DOCTYPE html> tag should be on top of the page with nothing standing above it.
2. Correct the doctype moving the exclamation mark in front of the word like that: <!DOCTYPE html>
After that Ecwid should work responsively as expected.
If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask!