What template are you using? (Some templates don't have a responsive css file so you will need to make one or add to your existing.) Where you need to put the above code though is somewhere in your stylesheet inside a responsive section.
For instance in your main stylesheet you might have this and you would put all your CSS code inside the brackets. Responsive started to make sense to me when I realized it is just sort of CSS selectors inside of CSS selectors. You are saying, under certain device parameters (type of screen and size), use certain CSS code:
Code:
@media only screen and (orientation:landscape) {}
I'm going to assume your CSS is incorrect. Rarely if ever have I seen an id or class that is actually called 'div'. Unless you created a custom one called that. Although then I see divtable.com at the end so I'm guessing you are trying to use something cool you found on that site.
Can you provide a link to your site, a link to what from divtable.com you are attempting to utilize, and a little more background on what you are trying to do (because there may be an easier solution)?
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