Hey everyone! I'm in the early stages of building my personal voiceover website, and I've just wrapped up the desktop version. I jumped into the mobile adaptation quickly, but I'm running into a bit of a snag. I'm using Elementor for the development, and I've noticed that on mobile devices, the site isn't fitting well on the screen. If you view it on a mobile device, there's this annoying long black bar on one side because some elements overflow. How can I fix this to ensure my site uses the full screen effectively? Any help for a newbie like me would be greatly appreciated!
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I'm not an Elementor expert, but for these types of issues, CSS media queries usually do the trick. They let you specify how elements should behave at different screen sizes. Looks like Elementor has mobile editing options that might help too. Check out their guide here: [Elementor Mobile Editing](https://elementor.com/help/mobile-editing/).
The issue here is likely due to fixed sizes in pixels, which can cause elements to overflow. Try using relative units like rem or em instead. Also, to help identify overflowing elements, you could add this CSS to your stylesheet: `* { outline: 1px solid red; }` It'll make it easier to see which parts are causing the problem.
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