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• Fluid grid Tablet: hidden divs live show

  I'm new to model fluid grid, but I use Dreamweaver CS6 and I understand that the mobile CSS reverberates down to Tablet, and then to the office. However, I thought that I could hide divs by adding display: none; the CSS code in the view of the tablet. When I do this, it works very well in edit mode. Looks quite right. But when I check the live and browser hidden div view (s) is clearly visible, for example:

  
  

  I have 3 divs and I want everyone to be visible in only a point of view.

  
  

  Div 1 = #mobile

  Div 2 = #tablet

  Div 3 = #desktop

  
  

  I have do this in CSS:

  / * Mobile layout: 480px and below. */

  {#mobile}

  Clear: both;

  float: left;

  left margin: 0;

  Width: 100%;

  display: block;

  }

  {#tablet}

  display: none;

  }

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  display: none;

  }

  / * Tablet Layout: 481px to 768px. Inherits the styles of: Mobile layout. */

  @media only screen and (min-width: 481px) {}

  {#tablet}

  Clear: both;

  float: left;

  left margin: 0;

  Width: 100%;

  display: block;

  }

  {#mobile}

  display: none;

  }

  {#desktop}

  display: none;

  }

  }

  / * Office Layout: 769px to a maximum of 1232px.  Inherits the styles of: Mobile and tablet. */

  @media only screen and (min-width: 769px) {}

  {#desktop}

  Clear: both;

  float: left;

  left margin: 0;

  Width: 100%;

  display: block;

  }

  {#tablet}

  display: none;

  }

  {#mobile}

  display: none;

  }

  }

  Everything looks good in edit mode. But when I see it alive, mobile is fine, office is fine, but Tablet view includes any mobile even if it is not supposed to show.

  What I am doing wrong? Any help is greatly appreciated, and I can add my real code if necessary.

  Thank you!

  In your liquid - grid.css, line 124, you have a useless (and invalid) "}". This prevents the other CSS is expressed.

• Cannot move the divs checkerboard to fluid

  I use Dreamweaver CS6 in OS X Mavericks.

  When I build pages checkerboard to fluid I seem to reach a point where I can enter is no longer div boxes to the left or right to resize. Is it because you cannot change a fluid grid from a template?

  Thank you

  Joshua

  It probably has more to do with where you put your custom styles.

  The fluid grid css is extremely fragile. Small issues in this file can cause DW to stop recognizing nature GFL your page quite easily. It is recommended, if you are not, use a separate external stylesheet of the fluid grid css for all of your custom style to prevent break accidentally.

  Aside from that, it is difficult to help without seeing the code of the pages you use. Their download to a location to test on your server and share a link here are the best way to get accurate answers.

• Toolbar options of div not displayed correctly checkerboard to fluid

  When I select an element inserted checkerboard to fluid, the options to hide, duplicate, or delete the Div will not displayed. I don't have the arrow "move up a line" is displayed. How do other options to display the mini toolbar? My version of DW CS6 is new V12.0 Build 5861.

  

  It is called the "Smart HUD" and has been available to update the CCM (Creative cloudiness) 12.2. Your version is 12.0 that resembles a regular permit of no-cloud.

  You are actually a subscriber to creative cloud? If this isn't the case, you will need to wait for a perpetual license upgrade in order to see / use this feature.

• The sensible scaling of composition edge animating in Dreamweaver checkerboard to fluid

  I've created an animation on board animate and placed in the header of a checkerboard fluid to Dreamweaver. I put it in a div in itself so it can be disabled in the mobile layout. When I test the layout in a browser, the composition of edge animate changes adapted to the size of the window, but the height of the div that it's actually not. The width of the div changes with the width of the window, but the div height remains the same. Because the height of the div does not change, as the animation responds and resizes it leaves a big empty space between the bottom of the animation and the content that follows it in the page.

  The div itself doesn't have a rule for its height that are associated with. It seems to me that the div gets its height from the original size of the html object that is the animation. I tried to remove the rule of height of the object, but then the div at the bottom of the animation clips, and yet once, it is not resize the window.

  Is it possible that I can get the height of the div resize to the size of the animation as it changes?

  This should help you.

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• Using of checkerboard to fluid and a mobile site, or load smaller images for mobile.

  Question for a beginner:

  You can use checkerboard to fluid for Tablet and desktop, while having a mobile site?

  The problem will be the loading time.  I use a tool for css/js called Magic360 to display of large plates 3d products.  It requires 72 images, but works very well with the fluid grid.

  My understanding is the grid will load the images full size, but scaling to fit the screen.  Go from office to Tablet would be acceptable, but mobile would be much slower compared to a dedicated site.

  Another option would be to have the small images to load mobile within the grid of fluid, but I don't know if it's possible.  Thank you for any assistance.  I'm watching a ton of videos on lynda.com to learn the basics and progress.

  -James Thornton

  Put your large images in #slideshow - LG and smaller images in #slideshow - SM. use media queries to show/hide the divisions.   Use a separate external stylesheet for that.  You don't want to alter master key or FluidGrid.css files.

  / Special rules for mobile devices * /.

  @media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {}

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  #slideshow - LG {display: none ;}}

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• Checkerboard to fluid - columns later adjustment

  Is there a way to add/subtract the "columns" in a fluid grid presentation after that development has already started? The company wanted to add another element and make it fit properly, I need several columns of rose. Is there a way to do all along, or you can just at the beginning when you select file > new checkerboard to fluid? Thank you!

  Hi samantha.m,

  Currently there is no way to change the number of columns on the fly, but we have a request to this effect in the pipeline.

  I can offer a work around, but it's a risk (if not done correctly) long shot.

  Here are the details:

  FG framework computes them percent widths etc based on the number of columns that were calculated during the creation of the page.

  Therefore, you can

  (1) in your file fluid CSS change the value for the Office columns to '11' :->  ' dw-num-OCOL-Office: 11;

  (2) save this file and html and close and reopen. (Please note that this will break your layout in the viewport Office temporarily)

  (3) create a dummy page with 11 columns, then lets say if you want your first div (on the actual page of column 5)-> and then add a 5 column div to this dummy page

  (4) copy the % and replace it in the actual page width property.

  (5) the same operation can be repeated for other divs.

  (6) similar steps can be repeated for % margin's.

  as I said earlier, it's a little risky, but once you understand the action it can lead to 11 steps to the max.

• Checkerboard to fluid without restarting

  Hello

  I made my website but I did not use the fluid grid, when I consult my website on a mobile phone or a Tablet is not good game but when I discover on a PC, the site looks very good.

  I don't want to start over and use CHECKERBOARD to FLIUD,

  I can do my original drawing a checkerboard to fluid?

  I hope you can help :-)

  Where you have this:

   

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• Checkerboard to fluid question

  the other day, I created a checkerboard to fluid.  He published via FTP and it worked fine.   Today, I made some changes to the page and they look good on dreamweaver.   When I save and publish, none of the changes appear on the site.   Are there other files I need to record with grid of liquid to make it work?

  I think my problem was there are actually two files "new.html.   With a Capital of N with a small "n".

  I deleted both.  renamed little n.  Then re-released.   It works now.   Thanks for the help.   just enough of a sudden boost to help it along.

• Set the global styles checkerboard to fluid DW CC

  I just watched this tutorial on Adobe TV on the fluid grid layout in DW CC: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cc/create-fluid-responsive-web-pages-in-dreamw Alassane/community #community

  It is a very good start, but I need to learn more!

  Where can I put the body of the text, background, background tile and shadows, thus the H1 to H4 and attributes a link? Is it in the < div class = "gridContainer clearfix" > or do I have to do I have somewhere else? I saw another video on fluid grid networks briefly mentioned using a style sheet css separated for fonts such as "it is better", but not more detail was given.

  Also where can I change the link attributes in a div if I want different a link styles in this div to the rest of the site? I don't see a field in the properties panel, where I can change a behavior of link.

  Thank you very much.

  As a general rule, when you build a Web site, you want your styles in a separate style sheet (a CSS document). Regarding the tutorial, it details that it creates a local document CSS that he called "style.css" and stores it in the root folder. I usually place my style sheets in a /css/ folder, but for the purpose of his demonstration, place it in the root of the site defined in Dreamweaver is fine.

  Now, once he saved his first file HTML, Dreamweaver CSS said that his document needs more two documents that Dreamweaver can retrieve library of Dreamweaver. One is a document of JavaScript, respond.min.js, who manages to know what to do on a cell phone and a Tablet, compared to a desktop computer and the other is "boilerplate.css" that manages networks of fluids. If you look at the HTML document, you will see links to these three files in the root of the site.

  Now, you will notice that when it creates the header (id = 'top') and in doing so the centering of the image of the logo, it will tell you to select the stylesheet corect, namely 'style, css '.

  Here's the essential problem in the way that it shows you how. You are not actually working in the code. It is proof of all these panels and areas entry for Adobe Dreamweaver that actually hide code on your part. In fact, it encourages that you from "split" (only) mode of Design for the centering of the image of the logo.

  I think that's wrong. Everyone here in this forum will tell you, "you have to learn HTML and CSS. And they are quite correct. Gizmo of fluid page layout grid of Dreamweaver can never define the body of the text, background, background tile, drop shadows or your tags 'h' at all. Or, they can be defined, but you are never taken to the code that shows you these definitions.

  Open the CSS document that is the basis of the tutorial, which is style.css. "In this document, you should see a definition of" body "like this:

  {body

  background-color: #FFFFFF;

  Color: #000;

  do-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", without serif.

  margin: 0px 0px 0px 30px;

  }

  In English, this means that your background color is white and the color of your text is black. You use Lucida Sans Unicode or Lucida Grande as your font characters, or by default in modish, so those who are not available. You have a 30 pixel bottom margin, no margin to the top or sides.

  If you need create a background color or tile, you would change the background-color attribute, or if you tile a background, you would place the following text in the body in CSS definition:

  background-image: url("images/tile.jpg");

  This assumes that you have a file in your folder /images/ in the root of your defined site, called tile.jpg. Since you did not include a background-repeat command, your tile will repeat x and y.

  And if you do not want a tiled background in your body and want it in a different div, you find the name of the div tag in your CSS and just put there.

  As for your heading styles, you can find them all ready defined in your CSS document. You can redefine them or create new styles to header.

  This should help you get started. The key is to open the document CSS, "style.css" and see what is there.

  -Mark

• Size of menu bar Spry set correctly for mobile layout when using fluid grid

  I use the horizontal spry menu bar and the checkerboard to fluid. Works fine until it is used in mobile size. The size of the navigation bar set correctly, but the text is too large for each area of the spry menu bar. Is it possible to have the text to set for the mobile structure only? Is there a way for the spry menu bar to stack vertically?

  Spry is neither sensitive nor touch the screen of the environment.  It has been discontinued & removed DW in 2013.

  Inherited liquid grid layouts will be soon abandoned as well (see press release public Beta).

  If you have a budget to work with, look at menus adapted the seven project.

  PVII Pop Menu Magic 3: the constructor only sensitive Menu for Dreamweaver

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• Grids of fluid - where are tags to change mobile see etc at the bottom of the live screen?

  I just started using Dreamweaver for fluid grid sites but the down jacket togs for change Mobile view of the tablet at the sight of the Office are not where they should be that is to say at the bottom of the live view window. Can anyone help? I use the latest version of 2015 on Windows.

  They were taken out of Dreamweaver CC 2015 because fluid implemented grid layouts no longer the recommended method to create a sensitive web page in Dreamweaver. Grid layouts fluid now carry a 'legacy '. In other words, they are intended for the scrap heap. Now, the recommended approach is to use the bootstrap information.

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• DW CS6 - best fluid grid multilevel MENUS for scaling mobile (big site)?

  Hi I currently have a non-mobile-friendly site that contains 450 + pages (www.midlifebachelor.com), and my search rankings go wrong to cause not to be mobile-friendly.   I use Dreamweaver CS6 on the Windows 8.1 as a development platform and would like to stay with her.  [I have also a site different, much smaller that I recently successfully migrated to a fluid grid layout, and it works very well... and that was my experience very first/only with grid encoding, using DW CS6 fluid.]

  So I need migrating my site page 450 + big a checkered to fluid and I have several problems to solve - the first / most obvious are to know how to deal with some of the complex menus. Today as top-level menus, I have reversals of the image at the top of every page of my site, for a customized mobile version running desktops, tablets and mobile devices - I tried (on different threads here) and one that seems to meet my needs the most is the 'Vertical Drop Down Mode"projectseven:

  http://www.Projectseven.com/products/templates/pagepacks/DMM/affinity/menu-modes/index.htm

  Some menus multi-level migration is important to me because many of my existing main/top level (currently image hover) menu selections now go to pages that contain Spry tabs - which go far.   So the migration of pages with these Spry tabs in new multi-level menus (using checkerboard to fluid, etc.); those without something complex on the landing page would be one level of menu in the upper part.   Goal is to have a system menu unique uniform at the top of each page of the site page 450 +.

  As my site is so great, I clearly don't want to modify the code any time soon the whole site (once I do it immediately, using the menu system above or?).   I want to test my design as much as possible.

  MY QUESTION to THE GURUS - do you think that the "Drop Down Mode Vertical" Projectseven is a very good choice for me to migrate to (for the multi-level menus, using a fluid grid - for scaling of the bureau, to table for mobile)?   Are there other choices that I have to look?  [If there is something different that I should, can you please give me a link that shows examples for this?]

  Thank you very much for your time!

  MLBdesigner wrote:

  (2) another section of the site is more like a book - so not as a collection of independent articles (as with the link you quoted above), but more like 100 pages of content that is usually read in order.  The player has the opportunity to watch an 'index' on the right side of the page that contains links that allow the reader to move from things that are of interest.  Example:

  It's exactly the same principle. Think of each page of the book stored in a column of data.

  You have 1 book page on the site with the index of linked pages / registered associated will be filled with data. According to link (page) is chosen by the user that it is then retrieved from the database in the database identification number that is attached to the link of the page-based.

  This all sounds quite complicated I don't know if you have little experience of database. But if you take the time to research - master-detail in Dreamweaver pages it might help you better understand the principle and how your needs would adapt.

  I don't know how effective the information below are to the current version of DW, but it explains the procedure:

  Using Dreamweaver | Main and detail page design

  MLBdesigner wrote:

  So the above is the other half of the site that I need an approach to understand.  The mobile aspect where it migrates to probably means that I lose the index on the right that allows the reader to spend.  If anyone has any ideas or suggestions on how to manage this migration to something easy to mobile, then I'm all ears.

  You might just have a single link "Choose a Page" at the top in mobile, BUT it's a heck of a lot of links to scroll down, or you can break it down into manageable chapters.

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