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This might be a bit late, and I don't know if it's just for me (as in some setting I have used before for new Foundation framework) but when I open a new project the default position for the slider opens at a width of 360px, which is usually where I give the first breakpoint (if in-fact my design requires one at lower levels. It might even need to be a bit lower, but one can always drag it down if needs be.

Mobile is fine, but my issue is currently with how everything looks on a laptop screen. it seems limited, and doesn't stretch over the course of the laptop screen. With that much spacing, will it be solely a viewing issue?
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Mobile is fine, but my issue is currently with how everything looks on a laptop screen. it seems limited, and doesn't stretch over the course of the laptop screen. With that much spacing, will it be solely a viewing issue?


Well as I said in my previous reply breakpoints are added when your design layout breaks, (IF THERE IS NO OTHER OPTION ie small changes that can fix the break in the layout) REGARDLESS of what device width it happens on,

To be honest nowadays what with CSS Grid, and other layout options one can just about create stunning layout designs without adding any extra breakpoints to the default ones, and with frameworkless sometimes without ANY breakpoints.
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CSS Grid works for that? I'll try it out now. I have divided my project into 50 pages max per project. I am still trying to understand what Inger mentioned with the saving of pages, in one master folder but keeping the css separate for all and I am hoping it works
Its A Kind Of Bali Magic wrote:
Mobile is fine, but my issue is currently with how everything looks on a laptop screen. it seems limited, and doesn't stretch over the course of the laptop screen. With that much spacing, will it be solely a viewing issue?


Well as I said in my previous reply breakpoints are added when your design layout breaks, (IF THERE IS NO OTHER OPTION ie small changes that can fix the break in the layout) REGARDLESS of what device width it happens on,

To be honest nowadays what with CSS Grid, and other layout options one can just about create stunning layout designs without adding any extra breakpoints to the default ones, and with frameworkless sometimes without ANY breakpoints.
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CSS Grid works for that? I'll try it out now. I have divided my project into 50 pages max per project. I am still trying to understand what Inger mentioned with the saving of pages, in one master folder but keeping the css separate for all and I am hoping it works
Its A Kind Of Bali Magic wrote:
Mobile is fine, but my issue is currently with how everything looks on a laptop screen. it seems limited, and doesn't stretch over the course of the laptop screen. With that much spacing, will it be solely a viewing issue?


Well as I said in my previous reply breakpoints are added when your design layout breaks, (IF THERE IS NO OTHER OPTION ie small changes that can fix the break in the layout) REGARDLESS of what device width it happens on,

To be honest nowadays what with CSS Grid, and other layout options one can just about create stunning layout designs without adding any extra breakpoints to the default ones, and with frameworkless sometimes without ANY breakpoints.


I will do a video showing the process for adding multiple project files, but it will be tomorrow Saturday (Indonesian time) I have been hit by a serious outage and it's taking a while to get things back up and running
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Zoe wrote:
CSS Grid works for that? I'll try it out now. I have divided my project into 50 pages max per project. I am still trying to understand what Inger mentioned with the saving of pages, in one master folder but keeping the css separate for all and I am hoping it works


Inside the folders 'bs-comps', 'f-comps' etc are of course the whole projects including the actual components. Those projects have their own CSS, js, img and what's not folders.

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Zoe wrote:
CSS Grid works for that? I'll try it out now. I have divided my project into 50 pages max per project. I am still trying to understand what Inger mentioned with the saving of pages, in one master folder but keeping the css separate for all and I am hoping it works


Inside the folders 'bs-comps', 'f-comps' etc are of course the whole projects including the actual components. Those projects have their own CSS, js, img and what's not folders.



Hi Inger! So, if I move the html pages outside of those folders, will they still work the same or different? is there a way to make them route properly without adding to the simpleness of my page links?

Example: will it stay

newwebsite.com/comps1.html

or will it become

newwebsite.com/bs-comps/comps1.html
or can I avoid adding the folder name to the url, even with the folders intact?


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