and using backdraft.
I took the 4wrapper and dropped the peices down to make the menu on the left.
but The words I have there next to them go all the way across. (put an html box next to the 2nd wrapper) but i want to have a paragraph wo splitting the 2 and 3rd wrapper.
Is there a way to have the words there without causing this as the paragraph gets longer?
I would use a two column module - stack the navigation boxes vertically in the left column, and put the text in the right one.
The logo is not flexible by default with Backdraft. When it was flexible, I got quite a few complaints because if you used an @2x logo, it would scale to twice the size that it should. However, you can easily make it flexible:
Right-click on the graphic item.
In the tab, add this:
Name
Value
class
flexImage
Select the logoWrapper element.
In the dimensions section of the inspector, click on the little icon next to the width field to deactivate it.
individual navigation boxes for each graphic /page I have … i will try that.
and thanks for the flexible logo info…
On May 29, 2014, at 12:02 PM, Caleb Grove email@hidden wrote:
Julie,
I would use a two column module - stack the navigation boxes vertically in the left column, and put the text in the right one.
The logo is not flexible by default with Backdraft. When it was flexible, I got quite a few complaints because if you used an @2x logo, it would scale to twice the size that it should. However, you can easily make it flexible:
Right-click on the graphic item.
In the tab, add this:
Name
Value
class
flexImage
Select the logoWrapper element.
In the dimensions section of the inspector, click on the little icon next to the width field to deactivate it.
what you’re trying to do here has not much to do with web developing these days.
Never do a stack graphic items and call this navigation. Google recognizes this just as “images a link applied to” and will therefor list this as individual pages (and not a page project).
That’s what David basically meant with using a css-menu btw.
To use backdraft’s header modules vertical, you could add this into the head of your page:
I totally understand and agree - but since in the responsive css was missing vertical I was unsure how to do it -especially w the graphic behind it.
I will work on this.
On May 29, 2014, at 12:55 PM, Thomas Kimmich email@hidden wrote:
I am creating a website…
what you’re trying to do here has not much to do with web developing these days.
Never do a stack graphic items and call this navigation. Google recognizes this just as “images a link applied to” and will therefor list this as individual pages (and not a page project).
That’s what David basically meant with using a css-menu btw.
To use backdraft’s header modules vertical, you could add this into the head of your page:
Style tags like this should always be added in before - that way they load after all the other CSS files as often you are trying to modify an existing style.
Load it too soon and standard styling will overwrite it.