responsive-design

问题 How can I create a UI with a vertical timeline bar where on desktop it shows as timeline-bar in middle and event boxes on both sides. On smaller mobile screen, the timeline-bar on the left and all event boxes on the right. Using JQuery in combination with responsive classes is okay, just need to show all event boxes, so hiding alternate boxes with xs-hidden won't do. JS Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/n82ek/2/ Reduce expand size of result window to see responsive behavior. What needs to happen?

问题 On our website we have the following phenomenon: When rendering the website on a desktop browser (Firefox, IE, Chrome), all fonts, in particular those embedded in <td> tags, are rendered in the same size. However, when rendering the website on a mobile device, the font size of the texts within the <td> tags shrinks. See below. We tried to set html { -webkit-text-size-adjust: none; } but this only helps with the problem on the mobile safari and opera browser. Using the tips from this website,

问题 Bootstrap has some nice .visible-* (eg. .visible-lg ) class utility for selecting what to show or hide depending on the screen size. When using those classes, it applies the styling display: block !important; when in the correct screen size. But sometimes, I'd like to use it for some elements that are displayed inline or inline-block . How could I cleanly override some bootstrap rules to have the choice? Or should it be a feature request in bootstrap? EDIT Seems like I'm not the only one

问题 I am making a Responsive site using the foundation framework and TinyMCE breaks the format when the page is scaled down(it's not responsive). How do I make TinyMCE responsive? 回答1: The TinyMCE editor can be made responsive by using css media queries. Simply add css rules that set the width property of table.mceLayout and the tinyMCE textareas. You will need to enforce these css rules using !important because they would otherwise be overwritten. E.g., I use css similar to this: /* on mobile

问题 I'm developing a new website with mobile support, and I want to try using "responsive design"/"adaptive design"/CSS media queries. I'm wondering if there's a recent report of mobile browsers that support media queries. If not, what is a reasonable approximation? 回答1: I use this site all the time when I need to check out cross-browser support: caniuse.com This site says support for media queries (across all browsers) is at 78.37% Support for mobile browsers is at 100%. 回答2: About 80%. You don

问题 I'm using Zurb Foundation for a responsive website. I'd like to get an accordion nested inside an accordion using the following HTML structure: <ul class="accordion"> <li class="active"> <div class="title">First Accordion Panel Title</div> <div class="content">First Accordion Panel Content</div> </li> <li> <div class="title">Second Accordion Panel Title</div> <div class="content">Second Accordion Panel Content</div> </li> <li> <div class="title">Parent Accordion Panel Title</div> <div class=

问题 How can I set up mediaelement.js to scale videos down for small screen sizes, but not to scale them up above their actual size? (Other than wrapping it in a correctly sized div, which is what I will fall back to if I can't find a better solution.) I've tried setting style="max-width: 100%; and this works in Firefox using videos on my own server, but in Chrome, and in both Firefox and Chrome when linking to YouTube videos, the videos will scale up to fill the container regardless of the width=

问题 I am having issues of SVG Scaling on Android Phones. Couple of parts of my website are based on having both width and height dimensions for SVGs embeded via <img> tag. All the browsers except Android 4.1.2 Native Browser (NOT CHROME),scale SVGs Properly and perfectly without distorting Aspect Ratio. Here is screenshot of how it appears on Firefox(and all the browsers) Here is screenshot of how it appears on the Android 4.1.2 Native Browser. Testing URL http://prashantsani.com/demos/svgIssue/

问题 I'm using the column-count property to set a page with multiple divs at three columns, which looks great on larger screens. Each div has a fixed width of, say, 500px (contained images). When working on smaller screens however, the browser tries to force the content within the original \three columns when it should go to two columns. Is there a preferred best method to have the content go to two columns when the content starts to overlap? 回答1: If you use the column-width property, rather than

问题 I'm having trouble using Jcrop on responsive width images for the mobile version of a site. When I apply a width setting of 100% to the uploaded image - to allow a user on a mobile device the best option of providing a successful crop, the outputted crop is not the crop area chosen. This is due, I think, to jcrop working from the size of the true image, not the resized version (100% width), but I don't know how to fix it. I have seen this question (and answer)but I don't understand how to