I'm using a responsive theme. On the home page I have a large image, and a block of text that gets floated (not in the css float sense, just the general term) over the image.
I'm thinking about the mobile presentation, and that I will want the block of text to appear above or below the image in that context. And that leaves me completely confused as to how to position the block.
I'm using my_sub_theme -> tundra -> arctica. The documentation for actica/tundra is lacking, though there is much built into them. Is there a way to do it so that they will automatically position it properly when responding to a mobile request? The 'old school' way would be to make the block positioned absolute within the region, and make the region positioning relative, or to create a subregion that lays on top of the region, but I'm fairly certain this would not be the way to approach it.
I'd recommend using JavaScript instead. You may also be interested in some responsive image techniques, here's a good summary: http://adactio.com/journal/4997/
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On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 11:35 AM, Jeff Greenberg < listmail.ayendesigns@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm using a responsive theme. On the home page I have a large image, and a block of text that gets floated (not in the css float sense, just the general term) over the image.
I'm thinking about the mobile presentation, and that I will want the block of text to appear above or below the image in that context. And that leaves me completely confused as to how to position the block.
I'm using my_sub_theme -> tundra -> arctica. The documentation for actica/tundra is lacking, though there is much built into them. Is there a way to do it so that they will automatically position it properly when responding to a mobile request? The 'old school' way would be to make the block positioned absolute within the region, and make the region positioning relative, or to create a subregion that lays on top of the region, but I'm fairly certain this would not be the way to approach it.
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