Questions on RSD BETA - Page 3

Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:09 PM
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Twinstream wrote:
I can make a new RSD project or I can open a old RSD project. I can copy the RSD 1.5 themes into my themes for RSD 2.0. and open them by "new from theme" and then "my themes" with the breakpoints there.

Its a good title for the post. Lots of fun ahead though YEAH !



So Twinstream when you open the old project you can still develop it in the old way (desktop down for example) then when finished it will export ok. not interested in themes, just have someone who is holfway through a project using the lod version of RSD,, trying to find out if it can be completed using the new version or do we have to stick to the old version until it's finished
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:10 PM
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Inger wrote:
I see it as another upgrade to RFF and RBB. But I wonder what will happen with ongoing projects in RSD, as I have asked a bit earlier in this thread, but not got a reply to yet.

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.


Excuse me Inger but how is it an upgrade to any of the other 2
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:11 PM
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Linda Menkhorst wrote:

Now, we don’t have the details about V2 to share just yet, but by the looks of FF and BB, it will be epic for sure!


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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:17 PM
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Inger wrote:
I see it as another upgrade to RFF and RBB. But I wonder what will happen with ongoing projects in RSD, as I have asked a bit earlier in this thread, but not got a reply to yet.

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.

That was fixed. We told you that a long time ago. You just need more practice. ;)
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:19 PM
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Inger wrote:
I see it as another upgrade to RFF and RBB. But I wonder what will happen with ongoing projects in RSD, as I have asked a bit earlier in this thread, but not got a reply to yet.

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.

The only thing that changes is you cannot create NEW project using desktop down. Any project already created in RSD you can still use.
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:26 PM
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Good. That will be a relief to some users.

And I have just discovered that you can open rff files, but when saved it will get the rsd extension. I guess it will be the same with rbb files, haven't checked that...
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:26 PM
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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Inger wrote:
I see it as another upgrade to RFF and RBB. But I wonder what will happen with ongoing projects in RSD, as I have asked a bit earlier in this thread, but not got a reply to yet.

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.

The only thing that changes is you cannot create NEW project using desktop down. Any project already created in RSD you can still use.


Still use DESKTOP DOWN ?
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:28 PM
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Wayan Jaya wrote:
Scott Swedorski wrote:
Inger wrote:
I see it as another upgrade to RFF and RBB. But I wonder what will happen with ongoing projects in RSD, as I have asked a bit earlier in this thread, but not got a reply to yet.

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.

The only thing that changes is you cannot create NEW project using desktop down. Any project already created in RSD you can still use.


Still use DESKTOP DOWN ?

Yes, for existing projects created.
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:30 PM
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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Wayan Jaya wrote:
Scott Swedorski wrote:
Inger wrote:
I see it as another upgrade to RFF and RBB. But I wonder what will happen with ongoing projects in RSD, as I have asked a bit earlier in this thread, but not got a reply to yet.

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.

The only thing that changes is you cannot create NEW project using desktop down. Any project already created in RSD you can still use.


Still use DESKTOP DOWN ?

Yes, for existing projects created.

Thanks Scott
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Feb 8th, 2017 at 06:34 PM
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Scott Swedorski wrote:
Inger wrote:

But that responsive menu component in Bootstrap4 needs to be fixed! I alerted the CC staff to that right after the programme had come out of Beta, some two weeks + ago.

That was fixed. We told you that a long time ago. You just need more practice. ;)


I think you are mistaken, Scott, or do you think the attached image is showing a fixed BS4 menu? ;)
And yes, I know I need practice. That's why I have moved in here in the forum. :D
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