I am creating a BrowserHax Website, so just in case the public browserhax websites go down or something like that, I will still be able to launch Wii-U hacks.
However, after I coded most of the website, i go to the site on my Wii-U and it seems that some items and links are out of place, like some of the formatting is off.
I think it may be because of the Wii-U internet browser, but I don't know what code i can put in the CSS to format the site just for the Wii-U. I know there is code to format websites for different internet browsers. The code detects which internet browser you are using, and formats the website based on the browser your using.
But I don't know the code to format websites based on the Wii-U internet browser.
Does anyone know what I am talking about? Can anyone help me? Please?
Here is the Wii-U BrowserHax website I am currently working on:
http://wiiu.thetechgenius.net/
Try to visit the site on your PC, then visit the site on your Wii-U, so you can see what I am talking about. You can see the differences right away, between the PC Browser and the Wii-U Browser.
-Thank You,
Gary aka TheTechGenius
However, after I coded most of the website, i go to the site on my Wii-U and it seems that some items and links are out of place, like some of the formatting is off.
I think it may be because of the Wii-U internet browser, but I don't know what code i can put in the CSS to format the site just for the Wii-U. I know there is code to format websites for different internet browsers. The code detects which internet browser you are using, and formats the website based on the browser your using.
But I don't know the code to format websites based on the Wii-U internet browser.
Does anyone know what I am talking about? Can anyone help me? Please?
Here is the Wii-U BrowserHax website I am currently working on:
http://wiiu.thetechgenius.net/
Try to visit the site on your PC, then visit the site on your Wii-U, so you can see what I am talking about. You can see the differences right away, between the PC Browser and the Wii-U Browser.
-Thank You,
Gary aka TheTechGenius