Hi,
As I am testing my ASP.NET web forms application designed for mobile devices, on an actual Samsung tablet, I see something that may need to be improved (good thing is that as far as data flow, so far, everything works).
The Login page is responsive as far as when I rotate the tablet the top logo and the menu disappear and appear, as they are supposed to work. But in either case, the text boxes for User ID and Password remain the same, in terms of the size (height and width). Even though I can type the user ID and password, it would be nicer if the sizes of the text boxes were larger.
My question is, should I simply make the sizes of the text boxes larger at design time? Or is there a way to make the font and the size of the text box larger at run-time, using Bootstrap?
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