Think to keep the area.
No problem - but remove the (inline) styles anyway. Am still not sure why they are there:
Furthermore set the WIDTHs of all areas to be percentage. Otherwise you’ll get SIDESCROLLING.
Tried 100% but the menu doesn’t fill the space. It’s meant to be like so: left button aligned with left site of the photo. Most right button aligned with right side of the (centered) text-colomn.
That’s an operation that I do not really understand. Could you draw me this quick down? Basically I set the menu this way to make it more adaptive:
Creating the following style-sets via styles-dialogue
#fwNav1 {
width:100%;
}
The following depends on the number of menu entries. In your case 4 which will mean 100%/4=25%
#fwNav1 .fwNavItem {
width:25%;
}
which should look like this:
From now - the single menu-entries are declared to be percentage.
When the state of the smallest site is reached the buttons to appear underneath each other, left aligned. (Have to build a second version I think, as done with the photo in that state, first hidden, than inline-block.)
In Freeway6 yes - in 7 no cause there is a feature that solves this automatically. But we could even play with the second style at the latest breakpoint and see what happens (never tried)
In the @media query in between, the buttons have to stay next to each other, eventually a little bit smaller.
The bullets in front of the buttons now are a background images. Perhaps there is a better solution for this with a (google) font and css?
Please allow me a quick word about those buttons:
I am pretty sure that you find a much nicer solution than this.
Suggestion:
Remove them entirely. They are 80s, redundant and ugly - they share no function but much of confusing.
Than (for this moment) the last fix. The content appears under the navigation. Tried padding and margin in the inspector but in the browser the added space disappears.
Add a margin-top of (guess) 90px on section-content:
In advance: when this all works in freeway, the challenge is to bring it all to WordPress…
It is possible to do but requires a good amount of:
“The author needs to know what he/she does”. Literally!
I’d be happy if some more authors would step in the Freeway/WordPress world, cause it would strengthen the community (my goal to reach) - but honestly (and this is nothing against the skills of each single author here) I see not much users that are currently able to do.
I did a proposal how to integrate and I documented it:
http://www.kimmich-digitalmedia.com/videos/001_wpc-installing-wordpress
… and the next few episodes.
But this is just a proposal and highly experimental. The page-link in my footer is done by this method.
The question is:
Is it necessary to use such a monolith in this case? And for what purpose?
Cheers
Thomas
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