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Thanks a ton guys this helps me out.
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Trying to get this site to be responsive. The theme claims it's responsive, maybe it is and the other plugins I'm using is disrupting it. Regardless I'd like someone to walk me through a method of applying CSS to get my content responsive.<br />
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URL: <a href="http://7pwc.moshpitdigital.com/" rel="ugc">http://7pwc.moshpitdigital.com/</a><br />
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I'm using the WP plugin visual composer to columnize my content. This is a pretty annoying plugin to work with and I think it's making responsive design more difficult. However I'm a total beginner with CSS and I've never layed out columns with straight HTML and CSS. If you think this route is worth it let me know and I'll abandon Visual Composer and create a new question so you can be awarded more points. :)<br />
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Any help appreciated. Thank you.
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Trying to get this site to be responsive. The theme claims it's responsive, maybe it is and the other plugins I'm using is disrupting it. Regardless I'd like someone to walk me through a method of applying CSS to get my content responsive.

URL: http://7pwc.moshpitdigital.com/

I'm using the WP plugin visual composer to columnize my content. This is a pretty annoying plugin to work with and I think it's making responsive design more difficult. However I'm a total beginner with CSS and I've never layed out columns with straight HTML and CSS. If you think this route is worth it let me know and I'll abandon Visual Composer and create a new question so you can be awarded more points. :)

Any help appreciated. Thank you.

CSS - Responsive columns for WP site

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