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julied
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Date: 1/6/2012 12:51 pm · Subject: Responsive Design · Rating: -2
Has anybody done a responsive design site with WebGUI? Any ideas/tips/pointers? I'm not sure how to deal with images in particular. I don't see a way to put a class on images. The one (very simple) page I've done with responsive design I ended up using snippets for the images, but that won't work for an entire site with non-technical people needing to update the content. --- (Edited on 1/6/2012 12:51 pm [GMT-0600] by julied) --- |
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TheSeparator
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Date: 1/6/2012 3:46 pm · Subject: Re: Responsive Design · Rating: -2
Very good question. Responsive design requires a close collaboration between a CMS, codedevelopers and sitedesigners. Together they should be able to provide a suitable solution for the customer and an appealing experience for the customers' customers. Let's see how far the Template::Toolkit and CSS can be stretched...
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rogier
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Date: 1/11/2012 11:19 am · Subject: Re: Responsive Design · Rating: -1
>> Has anybody done a responsive design site with WebGUI? Any ideas/tips/pointers? Mainly the responsiveness comes from the CSS. Valid, concise and semantic HTML makes life easier. WebGUI shouldn't be a problem. Quite the opposite, it allows more flexibility in design than most other CMS's. >> I'm not sure how to deal with images in particular. I don't see a way to put a class on images. The one (very simple) page I've done with responsive design I ended up using snippets for the images, but that won't work for an entire site with non-technical people needing to update the content. An image, if placed as an image asset (via the new content menu) has a template. In newer WebGUI versions (7.9.something plus), there is a class already in the template (.image, I think). You can copy the template, edit it and add your own class. Note: never edit the original template! Also, these may help:
And in general:
Good luck, Rogier --- (Edited on 11-01-2012 18:19 [GMT+0100] by rogier) --- |
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rogier
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Date: 1/11/2012 11:42 am · Subject: Re: Responsive Design · Rating: -1
FYI: WebGUI also has an option in Admin Console > Settings to serve a different style template to mobile devices. Though I consider responsive CSS a better option, in some cases it can be useful. R. --- (Edited on 11-01-2012 18:42 [GMT+0100] by rogier) --- |
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