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Re: Responsive
Responsive web design makes it so your page looks great on any device. See the link below for a demo:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_responsive.asp
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_responsive.asp
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Re: Responsive
Hi Steven,
I am all with sbigelow. Responsive seems good, as more and more people are not using desktop, but tablet or mobile devices to access data. Actually for me it might be the point of no return: I kind of need responsive design, as I expect people to use the application on their smartphone.
Say a company member is working out of office and needs to access the next customers address - how should he do that if the text becomes so small on his device? The much better solution would be a responsive design which allows the page elements to "flow". Larger screen - wider display, smaller screen - stacked above each other.
I tried the current version and HTML5 objects, one for opening a DIV, then some other field, then a HTML5 object for closing a DIV. This did really not work
There are some cumberstones form implementation:
* Every object must have a label
* Every object must hav coordinates that fix it's position.
If you remove those two restrictions: You might introduce a pure HTML object that does not have labels, but instead HTML can be used to create DIVs and SPANs. This would enable the user to create somehting of a logic structure and use his preferred CSS framework for styling.
Just my 2cents
Olaf
I am all with sbigelow. Responsive seems good, as more and more people are not using desktop, but tablet or mobile devices to access data. Actually for me it might be the point of no return: I kind of need responsive design, as I expect people to use the application on their smartphone.
Say a company member is working out of office and needs to access the next customers address - how should he do that if the text becomes so small on his device? The much better solution would be a responsive design which allows the page elements to "flow". Larger screen - wider display, smaller screen - stacked above each other.
I tried the current version and HTML5 objects, one for opening a DIV, then some other field, then a HTML5 object for closing a DIV. This did really not work

There are some cumberstones form implementation:
* Every object must have a label
* Every object must hav coordinates that fix it's position.
If you remove those two restrictions: You might introduce a pure HTML object that does not have labels, but instead HTML can be used to create DIVs and SPANs. This would enable the user to create somehting of a logic structure and use his preferred CSS framework for styling.
Just my 2cents
Olaf
* Database development *
* https://datenbank-projekt.de *
* https://datenbank-projekt.de *
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Re: Responsive
Olaf,
nuBuilder Pro (v3) is the old version. It's unlikely that anyone is going to reply here. Therefore you'd better create a new topic in the nuBuilder Forte forum.
nuBuilder Pro (v3) is the old version. It's unlikely that anyone is going to reply here. Therefore you'd better create a new topic in the nuBuilder Forte forum.
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Re: Responsive
HI Kev1n,
thanks for the hint, I thought I would be in v4. I will create a new topic there.
Olaf
thanks for the hint, I thought I would be in v4. I will create a new topic there.
Olaf
* Database development *
* https://datenbank-projekt.de *
* https://datenbank-projekt.de *