Testing Your Site in Different Screen Resolutions
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To experience your site's functionality on various screen resolutions, we recommend using the actual devices you'd like to test, rather than third-party tools. If you don't have access to certain devices you'd like to view your site on, you can use Google Chrome's DevTools to simulate them.
Important:
DevTools and other third-party tools are emulators and should be used only as guidelines for viewing your site in other devices. We do not support third-party emulators, as they may not accurately represent your site's full browsing experience.
To test your site using DevTools:
- Open the Google Chrome browser. Learn how to download Chrome.
- Click the Customize and control icon
at the top right. - Hover over More Tools and click Developer Tools.
- Click the Device Toolbar icon
.
- Click the Responsive drop-down and select a device to emulate.
Note: Select Edit to emulate an unlisted device.
- Press F5 or Ctrl + R on your keyboard to reload the page (press Cmd + R on Mac).
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Editor X is an advanced creation platform for designers and web professionals. It allows you to create fluid sites that you can design for every screen using tools like breakpoints, CSS grid and flexbox technology. Click here to see our responsive templates.
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Learn more about Editor X using our resources below:
- A guided tour introducing our new workspace.
- Academy X where you can take short lessons and practice exercises to see what's new and learn how to streamline your editing process.
- Editor X YouTube channel where you can find webinars, classes and video tutorials made by graphic designers.
- Community Forum where you can get updates on new features, find out what other users are doing and get help from the community whenever needed.
- Editor X help center with all the instructions and explanations you need.
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