Hi
As tables don’t seem to be responsive does anyone know how to achieve some like this (see link).
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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Kevin
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That is just a table set to a flexible width scheme. They do that normally, without you doing anything, except in Freeway where the individual columns are fixed in pixel dimensions by default.
I am sorry, but I don’t see anything in my bag of tricks here short of using SourceCodeSnooper to rewrite the HTML that is going to help this.
Walter
On Mar 28, 2017, at 4:42 PM, Kevin McElligott email@hidden wrote:
Hi
As tables don’t seem to be responsive does anyone know how to achieve some like this (see link).
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
regards
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hi Kevin i have an action that sorts tables out to make them flexible
https://www.servondesign.co.uk/clients-files/tpgroup/typography/TYPO-GUIDES/04-table-guide.html
these pages were all made within freeway I will sort out the actions for you tomorrow
speak soon max
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Thanks Max, Look forward to hearing from you.
And thanks for looking Walt
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Here you go Kevin
this contains a template which you can install into the template folder and it contains various pages which show scaling font, responsive tables, responsive forms, orphan control, hyphenation control, Maintenance and error pages, etc etc
installation goes here:
~Librabary/Application Support/Freeway Pro/Templates/
and also all the actions one of which is a table compendium
and you install the actions here
~Librabry/Application Support/Freeway Pro/Actions/
JUST A QUICK NOTE:
All these action presume people know what they are doing in terms of styling and construction plus how to create proper style sheets etc… if people don’t know what they are doing then these are not the actions for them.
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Hi Max
Just to be sure:
I should put the ‘Responsive’ Folder in
~Librabary/Application Support/Freeway Pro/Templates/
And the other folders go in
~Librabry/Application Support/Freeway Pro/Actions/
Is that right?
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yep then if you then create a new document you should be able to choose a new template thats got everything already working
its just so you can see what it does before adapting it or using any settings
eg publish and have a look at the typography pages
the styles for responsive tables have already been created and they can be viewed in one of the external css style sheets… I think its in common
speak soon max
speak soon max
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I can see the: files / template / actions, I uploaded has been downloaded dozens of times … if there really is an appetite to know what i have created and why then let me know and I can do some screen recoding on what the template is for and how to use it.
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That sounds good Max
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I can see the: files / template / actions, I uploaded has been downloaded dozens of times … if there really is an appetite to know what i have created and why then let me know and I can do some screen recoding on what the template is for and how to use it.
kind regards max
Great, yes please, sir!
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