Responsive HTML not WordPress

So I have an HTML template which is responsive and works fine in desktops and mobile devices, however that same template I turned it into a wordpress theme using the same style sheets and everything but its not responsive, its responsive when viewed in desktop but when you see it on a mobile device it still looks like the desktop and not the mobile version, any idea why?

Thanks.

That was it, I forgot I didnt copy the head part from the HTML template to the wordpress one

Muchas Gracias.

ReneMerino said
So I have an HTML template which is responsive and works fine in desktops and mobile devices, however that same template I turned it into a wordpress theme using the same style sheets and everything but its not responsive, its responsive when viewed in desktop but when you see it on a mobile device it still looks like the desktop and not the mobile version, any idea why? Thanks.

What is the difference between the responsive HTML template and a WP theme? Is it a lot of work to convert the responsive HTML template to a WP theme/skin?

1Virpi said

ReneMerino said
So I have an HTML template which is responsive and works fine in desktops and mobile devices, however that same template I turned it into a wordpress theme using the same style sheets and everything but its not responsive, its responsive when viewed in desktop but when you see it on a mobile device it still looks like the desktop and not the mobile version, any idea why? Thanks.

What is the difference between the responsive HTML template and a WP theme? Is it a lot of work to convert the responsive HTML template to a WP theme/skin?

The main difference between responsive HTML template and a responsive WP theme is the same as it is between a regular HTML template and a regular WP theme: in HTML you need to modify everything by hand – this means you need to have coding skills and a lot of hours to spend. In WordPress you can modify almost everything from the back-end, in an interface that looks a lot like a regular desktop based text editor (like MS Word, for example). Also, in WordPress you can modify with a single click a feature present on all the website’s pages (for example the website’s title), while in HTML you need to manually go through all these pages and modify that feature.

It is a lot of work to convert any HTML to WordPress. This work can take anywhere from a couple of days to 6 months, or even more, at a rate of 8 hours per day

girlscancode said
It is a lot of work to convert any HTML to WordPress. This work can take anywhere from a couple of days to 6 months, or even more, at a rate of 8 hours per day

so this fine lady made it to this post, some caption would be nice!

Did you use enqueue functionality for scripts and styles?

He already said the issue is fixed, no need to post the same solution twice