If You Were Inventing the Link List Today...

[Maj. Stress]

Originally Posted by LD

I wonder how hard it is to convert a fixed width style template to a responsive one? I gather it's a bit more complex than using the fluid designs that have been around for some time.

Without going into a full blown "responsive design" you could accomplish quite a bit by changing your css from px to em. I just seen a video that explained how it works in a typography lesson. Right now, I'd confuse all of us trying to explain it but if your interested I can find it again.

[LD]

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

Without going into a full blown "responsive design" you could accomplish quite a bit by changing your css from px to em. I just seen a video that explained how it works in a typography lesson. Right now, I'd confuse all of us trying to explain it but if your interested I can find it again.

If you run across it, send it my way. I know about 'liquid' and 'elastic' design, but have always used fixed width due to the nature of adult sites which use a lot of images. The full blown 'responsive' design, as I understand it, uses css3 and allows images to scale.

May be a good topic in a different section…

[Maj. Stress]

Originally Posted by LD

If you run across it, send it my way. I know about 'liquid' and 'elastic' design, but have always used fixed width due to the nature of adult sites which use a lot of images. The full blown 'responsive' design, as I understand it, uses css3 and allows images to scale.

May be a good topic in a different section…

I just sent you a pm with all the info.

[dunc]

+ I suppose if you make a links list responsive - you are still linking to unresponsive free sites... so in essence - you are making it easier to annoy people

[LD]

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

I just sent you a pm with all the info.

Thanks!