> > Note that “responsive design” in the context of the editor (or at least how > I’ve always used the term) simply refers to the fact that you can resize your > browser window, or view a document on a tablet/phone which you can > rotate, and the text will automatically be reflowed. This has always been part > of web browsers since the beginning (despite a huge army of print-oriented > design people trying to fight it) - it does not require any special frameworks > or libraries, as it’s inherent to the way that HTML layout works by default. > > — > Dr Peter M. Kelly
This point is pretty clear, with HTML5/CSS and responsive frameworks, it is out of the box. For Example: * Standard CSS http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryrwd_simple.htm * CSS Framework http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryrwd_bootstrap.htm - Juande
