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Discussion in 'General Web Design Discussion' started by Ronald Roe, Jun 20, 2012.

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    Ronald Roe Well-Known Member

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    First, I'm not posting this for a review, because it's in the very early stages (though all thoughts are welcome).

    Now, go here and resize your browser window on the horizontal and watch the background images. Best part is: simple as heck to do.

    NOTE: If it doesn't work, you're using IE <9. Upgrade.


    Ronald Roe, Jun 20, 2012
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    mlseim WDF Staff

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    nice .. HTML5 I assume?


    mlseim, Jun 20, 2012
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    Ronald Roe Well-Known Member

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    Yes, but the effect is CSS3 Multiple backgrounds with negative percentage-based position values. The effect can be done without CSS3, but requires extra HTML to accomplish.


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    that is sick, i need to take a look into css3 pretty soon.


    peezybro, Jun 20, 2012
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    m3n0tu18 WDF Moderator and Drupalite!

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    Nice! next objective is to make the rest of the website responsive ;)


    m3n0tu18, Jul 20, 2012
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    That's neat!


    shovenose, Jul 20, 2012
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    Yeah, that's the plan. Gotta get the structure laid down first. It's fairly responsive at the moment, there just aren't any break points set up yet.


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    m3n0tu18 WDF Moderator and Drupalite!

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    Try getskeleton.com, its a fantastic responsive layout set. Same with the TwitterBootstrap, but I prefer GS.


    m3n0tu18, Jul 22, 2012
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    Hadn't heard of skeleton. I don't really do frameworks, though. I like the "shrink the window 'til the design breaks, then add a media query" method. ;)


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    Neither do I do frameworks, but man,you gotta try it, its really really good its just a baseplate for your design. very easy to use and integrate :)


    m3n0tu18, Jul 23, 2012
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