I just picked up a new client who owns a pizza place. He’s looking for a website that’ll be viewable on desktops computers as well as i devices. This sounds like it would be a perfect application for a responsive website design.
Have any Freeway Pro forum members built a responsive website for a restaurant? I really don’t know where to begin in terms of the construction.
Thanks!
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Smarter folk may have better ideas, but for me inline construction is
mandatory in Freeway Pro.
In theory, you should begin with mobile design and work up from there,
though I have yet to make that work for me yet.
For the last two responsive sites that I built with Freeway Pro, I started
by using and dissecting this tool… http://app.responsify.it
Combined that with some evolution on my part making inline Freeway sites to
move forward.
I’m still using Coda 2 to develop and dissect code, as well as Safari’s now
essential-to-my-toolbox Developers Tools… especially the Inspect Element
window - which, if you didn’t know, not only hi-lites elements and trace
css cascades - but let’s you ADD AND ALTER HTML AND CSS ATTRIBUTES!!!
I’m now living in a world of instant feedback.
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On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 1:51 PM, RavenManiac email@hidden wrote:
I just picked up a new client who owns a pizza place. He’s looking for a
website that’ll be viewable on desktops computers as well as i devices.
This sounds like it would be a perfect application for a responsive website
design.Have any Freeway Pro forum members built a responsive website for a
restaurant? I really don’t know where to begin in terms of the construction.Thanks!
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On 30 Jan 2013, 6:20 pm, The Big Erns wrote:
I’m still using Coda 2 to develop and dissect code, as well as Safari’s now
essential-to-my-toolbox Developers Tools… especially the Inspect Element
window - which, if you didn’t know, not only hi-lites elements and trace
css cascades - but let’s you ADD AND ALTER HTML AND CSS ATTRIBUTES!!!
Is there a tutorial on Safari Developer Tools?
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I wrote this brief guide for the Softpress knowledge base a few years ago although it should still be pretty much valid;
http://d.pr/pNpk
Check out the official Apple docs linked at the foot of the page too.
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Tim.
On 30 Jan 2013, at 21:49, RavenManiac wrote:
Is there a tutorial on Safari Developer Tools?
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Just throwing this in as a possibility but the template that comes with Pulse cms is responsive I believe. Might be worth looking at as a starting point.
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Just throwing this in as a possibility but the template that comes with Pulse cms is responsive I believe. Might be worth looking at as a starting point.
Was about to say the same thing.
We have built a few responsive sites but it was all manual coding. You will need to have fairly good understanding of the box model process to do it in FW plus a good dose of CSS knowledge.
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Thanks guys. Unfortunately, my knowledge of CSS is somewhat limited. Maybe I’ll get lucky and it’ll be built into FWP 6.
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On 30 Jan 2013, 9:20 pm, Tim Plumb wrote:
I wrote this brief guide for the Softpress knowledge base a few years ago although it should still be pretty much valid;
http://d.pr/pNpkCheck out the official Apple docs linked at the foot of the page too.
Regards,
Tim.
Thanks Tim!
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Use Skelton grid
As its the best on freeway
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On 30 Jan 2013, at 18:51, “RavenManiac” email@hidden wrote:
I just picked up a new client who owns a pizza place. He’s looking for a website that’ll be viewable on desktops computers as well as i devices. This sounds like it would be a perfect application for a responsive website design.
Have any Freeway Pro forum members built a responsive website for a restaurant? I really don’t know where to begin in terms of the construction.
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Stu, do you have any examples of Freeway sites built with Skeleton you can
point to?
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On 30 Jan 2013, at 18:51, “RavenManiac” email@hidden wrote:
I just picked up a new client who owns a pizza place. He’s looking for a
website that’ll be viewable on desktops computers as well as i devices.
This sounds like it would be a perfect application for a responsive website
design.Have any Freeway Pro forum members built a responsive website for a
restaurant? I really don’t know where to begin in terms of the construction.Thanks!
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Looking at implementing Skeleton on FW6 and it looks like it’s going to be a massive task manually entering the CSS. No way of importing a .ccs file. FW6’s CSS inputs are still scattered over numerous input windows and extended fields. I was really hoping to see a modern CSS editor in FW6.
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Instead of bringing the styles into FW couldn’t you call the Skeleton CSS as an external file by adding a call in the head tag after the default FW CSS files?
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="css/skeleton.css" />
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