responsive design

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Tänkte göra lite reklam för ett par projekt som har slängts upp på den svenska webben de senaste veckorna. För er som lyssnar på podden DrupalSnack har båda nämnts och stötts och blötts på sistone, men här kommer en lite djupare genomgång och reklam från min sida.

Reklam Från Förr

The RFP is CLOSED. We're sorry you didn't see this before the deadline, but we are not accepting additional proposals at this time.

PostNet International Franchise Corporation is seeking to partner with a vendor with expertise in Drupal for the redesign, implementation and launch of its websites, www.postnet.com and www.postnet.ca, as well as its mobile sites, m.postnet.com and m.postnet.ca. As a result of this initiative, we are formally requesting that interested, and qualified companies take this opportunity to request of copy of our Request for Proposal.

This is a lighter and more user-friendly alternative of the Bootstrap theme. It's ready to use out of the box. Perfect for blogging and documentation.

Key features:

• Automatic carousel animation
• Full-featured navbar
• Affixed sidebars for social plugins
• Special regions for counters and trackers
• ...

Project: http://drupal.org/project/tweme

Demo: http://tonystar.ru

http://www.mediacurrent.com/blog/going-mobile-drupal-looking-ahead?utm_s...

Hello all,

We are pleased to release another Android application from the hands of Mobile4Social.com.
In this case, the owners of WikiVillage.co.za were looking for jump into the mobile world, and decided to use our technology as the basis.

Has anyone out there had any experience with banner ads on a responsive web design on Drupal? I've started on a project assuming there was a solution to this, and it seems as though this is a subject in flux, since banner ad sizes are traditionally a fixed height and width.

If anyone out there has any experience on solutions, I would appreciate hearing about it. I am assuming that the revenue model has to change. Thoughts?

I wonder what the best approach is to get a layout similar to the one described at http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2012/03/22/device-agnostic-approach-t...

That is, a fluid layout but with breakpoints where columns or font sizes are changing.

With Omega, if I choose only fluid layout I get only two versions, one for mobile and one for the rest, or three if also wide is enabled. If I enable also narrow or normal, then I kind of lose the point of the fluid layout. But I'd like to set other options for the breakpoints of narrow and normal other than the grid sizes.

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.