"DaveG" <da...@inter.net> wrote: >> On 1/18/15 5:41 AM, Kiith-Sa wrote: >>> Also, note that the collapsible menu can be done in pure CSS, >> no JS >>> needed, which would allow it to work consistently even with >> NoScript. > It is possible with CSS only (I think), but fancy features like > animations require CSS3 transitions which has inconsistent support. Do we > have a set of "supported" browsers? In this case we shouldn't have any > problem degrading gracefully anyway, but it's good to know. > >> On 1/18/15 9:02 AM, aldanor wrote: >>> This is usually solved by media queries / responsive design / >> grid >>> frameworks, sorry if I'm stating the obvious :) >> >> My understanding is there are various simpler way to do this, > e.g. >> separate styles for small screen devices, redirection to a > different >> URL, setting "hidden" to certain DIVs dynamically > etc. etc. As you >> saying there's no way to do this unless we use > some grid framework... > We don't need to use a framework, although it might be a good idea if > someone has experience with one they think is appropriate. I'll try to > get to the menus and making primary layout responsive at some point today. > > -Dave
Thanks!!
