Hello,
there are many ways to approach this problem, so it would be best to explain what you are trying to achieve.
Regards,
Antonis
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Inside of a Django function or template we need to know if to display
a landscape or portrait of a form - based on knowing if the viewer isusing a mobile or not.
Your requirement to know whether you are using "landscape or
portrait" is unusual. Normally we are only interested in knowing
the width of the screen. If the screen is wide enough, we show the
wide version, without caring about what the height of the screen
is (it could be a large screen in portrait, for example).
In any case, I think you can solve it with CSS (even if you really want to take the height of the screen into account). This problem has nothing to with Python and Django, it's merely a HTML+CSS issue. If you don't want to learn much CSS, using a CSS framework like Bootstrap can help.
Regards,
Antonis
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Thanks for your answers.Rephrasing question in another thread.
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