Hi,
I am making a responsive site. I have some problems to find out how large a page is. Does anyone know if there is a ruler for responsive mode. I cannot find it.
My progress
So far I have been able to do what I want. There is a lot that has to be taken into account when making a responsive site. All the controls and things you put on a page have their settings. You can let it scale or not etc.
My issue at this moment is that the page of the desktop can me smaller in length then a tablet or mobile page because in the desktop you place cells next to each other and with the tablet and mobile you place them benieth each other.
Iam making a site that has static components and then and then the desktop site has white space for the mobile and the tablet need the space.
I guess if you fill fields from a db and make it respond to the content then that would not be the case.
But so far I works out great. Css is great . You can now make modern websites. So the burden now lays on my creative mind:confused:
Regards
Allard
I am making a responsive site. I have some problems to find out how large a page is. Does anyone know if there is a ruler for responsive mode. I cannot find it.
My progress
So far I have been able to do what I want. There is a lot that has to be taken into account when making a responsive site. All the controls and things you put on a page have their settings. You can let it scale or not etc.
My issue at this moment is that the page of the desktop can me smaller in length then a tablet or mobile page because in the desktop you place cells next to each other and with the tablet and mobile you place them benieth each other.
Iam making a site that has static components and then and then the desktop site has white space for the mobile and the tablet need the space.
I guess if you fill fields from a db and make it respond to the content then that would not be the case.
But so far I works out great. Css is great . You can now make modern websites. So the burden now lays on my creative mind:confused:
Regards
Allard