02-12-2020 11:34 AM
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  1. slbailey1's Avatar
    slbailey1
    Who is responsible for ensuring that the text, pictures, media, and etc. flows around the hinge: the browser or each individual websites?
    02-11-2020 08:21 PM
  2. Golfdriver97's Avatar
    Golfdriver97
    To chime in, I would say there should be special version of the browser to account for the hinge. Why? I know of no way (yet) to code HTML/CSS to counter or adapt this.
    02-12-2020 09:06 AM
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    slbailey1
    Microsoft is submitting HTML/CSS additions to the web standards to W3C for dual screens. In one of the videos posted yesterday for the Microsoft 365 Developer Day shows the text and images flowing around the hinge while in the book posture. That video also talked about the W3 submissions. I may have to re-watch the video. The answer to my question may be on it.
    02-12-2020 11:34 AM
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