protip: a great starting place for responsive sites is html5up.com
So I want to know how you make responsive websites, do you code everything from scratch? Cause when I try to make responsive websites I code it from scratch and there's always a part where its not responsive. Is there an easier way?
protip: a great starting place for responsive sites is html5up.com
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You can also use the bootstrap framework
I've always dealt with ActionListeners in Java, but most web-languages have a method to hook an event to a specific thing, like onClick... etc... so maybe look around and you could find something helpful
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Give Bootstrap a look at, it introduced me to Responsive CSS but I still suck at it tho
Bootstrap is very efficient to begin with, but you'll have to use homemade CSS (Like @Media screen, max-width, min-width for example) , and JS.
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Use Bootstrap, 980 grid system any sort of grid system that shrinks is what you're looking for.. Could always try writing your own grid system using CSS..
Well, your own grid system is actually 10mins of work max, take a look at flexbox layout
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more in-depth
css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox
Flexbox is already implemented in all current browsers
caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox
and if you really need that IE 8-9 support, look here
planningforaliens.com/blog/2014/03/11/real-world-flexbox
Flexbox is easy and clean, no reason to use bloated bootstrap or (very, very bad practice) positioning elements with JS. It's also much easier to start mobile first, because you are just upgrading to make better use of bigger screens. Worst can happen is just too much white space
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Yeah I tried bootstrap and it's amazing and easy to use, thanks guys
for me search on google html5 and css templates you will get your template. just check pluton template.
One new resource I have found helpful in recent days is "skel"
Skel: A lightweight responsive framework for the www
Powerful breakpoint management, a sophisticated CSS grid system, cross platform support and much more – all in just a single 24kb file.