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responsive web wonky

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ive reconfigured my web after finally getting my head around how responsive works. my web is a master page and 5 other pages, All the other pages are responsive except the index page which just stays the same at every break point. what am i missing.
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To be able to help you, I need a demo project so I can see what you have done.

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not ive done this right,
this is the site deckcleen.co.uk

all pages are responive except the index/home page
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Sorry, but I cannot see what you have done based on the published page.
I need the project file.

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sorry i have no idea how to upload program files. i can do photos, but not the wbs files
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sorry i have no idea how to upload program files. i can do photos, but not the wbs files
It the same way as images browse to were you have saved your project (.wbs) and upload a copy to your host.
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Sorry, non the wiser. do you mean take down the site and upload the .wbs file on a page????
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No there's need, all that is required is a copy of the .wbs. Please see the url provided by Pablo for how to share your project.
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hi baconfries, already had a look at that and im non the wiser, wouldnt know where to start.
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Which part of the information is unclear for you?
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all of it,i wouldn't know where to start.
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ive taken the the masterpage and index page and rebuilt them,its working know but it would have been better to find out what setting i had wrong, it could save a lot of time in the future if things happen again.
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If you need assistance then please share your project file (wbs).

Why?
Because the software has thousands of options and millions of possible combinations. There is no way to know which options you have used based on the HTML code.

How?
- find the .wbs file on your computer. it is usually in the 'Documents\WYSIWYG Web Builder' folder
- upload the file to your website.
- share the URL of the file. Example: http://www.yourwebite.com/project.wbs
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hi Pablo, ive sorted it now, but for the future do i upload alond side the web site or take down the web site and upload wbs files.
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You don't need to take down the website. Simply upload the project file (.wbs) to your server to the root folder (where all your files are at) and provide a link like Pablo explained.
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OK thanks for that, i think i'm getting to grips with it.if i have problems again i'll try it.
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No problem! :D Keep in mind, it is much easier and quicker to get an answer if you provide a demo project and explain in detail what the exact issue is.
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i realise that, its just that i'm new to this uploading to forums, i'm learning on the fly, no easy when your an old codger :D :D :D
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I would recommend using a free transfer site like We Transfer or similar (google them, there are a bunch - I just use We Transfer so that is why I mention it) to upload your .wbs file and then put the link it will generate for you in the forum. From a safety and security standpoint, if you are not comfortable with how to use your web server it eliminates the chance of messing something up on your site. We Transfer (and others) provide a large enough file size cap for the free versions to cover all but the biggest sites (We Transfer is 2gb in the free version).
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many thanks bkjohns :)
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