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This document discusses responsive publishing with WordPress. It introduces responsive web design which allows content to automatically adapt to different browser widths. It shows how WordPress supports responsive publishing by allowing content to be structured and tagged for optimal display on various devices through its use of HTML5 tags.
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- 2. Responsive Publishing with WordPress
- 9. “Responsive: Weblio http://bit.ly/uXarEW
- 10. “ Open a simple HTML file in a web browser, and the content automatically adapts to fit the width of that browser. The web is responsive on its own—by default. Responsive by default - Andy Hume
- 13. Responsive Web Design Adaptive Web Design Layout
- 19. ©W3C HTML5 Logo
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