responsive design

This blog has a quick article on responsive design and it has a PSD download to use as an outline which maybe handy to have.

http://www.metaltoad.com/blog/simple-device-diagram-responsive-design-pl...

Hi Everyone,

At the last meetup I did a presentation on Responsive Design using a (very) beta version of a site my team's been working on. Well I'm proud to say we're finally launched it!

Check out http://responsivedesign.ca

We're hoping that there's "non-developer friendly" content there that you can use to help convince clients or boss-types to jump in on responsive design. We've also got a section of resources for developers with links to various (and rapidly changing) techniques and challenges related to responsive web design.

I was wondering if anyone has had any experience in making a views slideshow responsive and could share your experience or solution.

The ole' img { width: 100% } doesn't directly do anything in this case because I'm pretty sure that it's the div that contains the images of the slideshow that need to adjust.

Targeting the slideshow view with CSS I find that I can resize the box the slider is in but two things standout.

1) The height doesn't change.

FitVids is a new module for fluid width videos.

http://drupal.org/project/fitvids

It uses the FitVids.js library for fluid width video embeds (YouTube, Vimeo, etc).
It's useful if you are using a responsive theme (such as Omega), and want the videos to scale.

Available for Drupal 6 and 7.

Hi, I'm new to the Omega theme and I am trying to add different background colors to the global, narrow, normal, and wide to see that my subtheme is working correctly. The site is showing the global bg color, but as I resize the browser none of my other bg colors show. When I view the source I see the global call, but I do not see my subtheme narrow, normal, etc... So am I missing or over looking something I should do when creating my subtheme? I am also new to the who responsive design too.

Thanks for your help.
Kevin

Last week I became co-maintainer of the Mobile Theme. http://drupal.org/project/mobile

Since the theme first was launched years ago, much has happened in the mobile space -- to the point where mobile first is becoming the smart way to go.