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We've found an issue with the responsive design template when it's viewed in the 1024-width resolution. We're trying to create a four-column layout with a banner across the top of the first three columns. Somewhat like the UNL homepage. What we're finding is that when it's viewed larger than 1024 it works just fine, with each column on the page getting 25% of the spacing it should. But when I resize the browser window to 1024 (or use a computer with that resolution, as some of our marketing people do), the first three columns get reduced in size as the responsive design code starts to kick in. Is there a way to get that to not resize quite so close to that resolution?
We don't have a version of the page available for others to view right now, as it's still being developed, but I'm actually seeing the same issue on the UNL homepage. The two columns just below the rotating images get pressed to one side slightly at 1024. See the images below. Hopefully this can be resolved? I know 1024 isn't the majority resolution anymore, but it would be nice to still be able to give them the same experience when visiting.


Thanks!