[RFC] Define max-width for prosilver
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
I think we're settling on 8 * 12 * 12 = 1152px (+12px padding both sides)
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Re: Define max-width for prosilver
I prefer no Web site to require my browser to be wider than 1024 pixels. I guess I'm old school.
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Re: Define max-width for prosilver
@callumacrae
a breakpoint is a media query on the container. You still have a fluid design but your container or wrap has a breakpoint that is padded higher than your container to trigger the different levels as nickvergessen has mentioned.
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if its done with the numbers I mentioned then it will work fine at that resolution
@Paybas I would say 15px bleed as 12px is too small at that size. Its smaller than the recommended default font-size
a breakpoint is a media query on the container. You still have a fluid design but your container or wrap has a breakpoint that is padded higher than your container to trigger the different levels as nickvergessen has mentioned.
@ Pont99CA
if its done with the numbers I mentioned then it will work fine at that resolution
@Paybas I would say 15px bleed as 12px is too small at that size. Its smaller than the recommended default font-size
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Re: Define max-width for prosilver
90% of visitors to my website have an average browser width of 1000px (although I've never used In-Page Analytics before so I could be wrong).
You are a developer. Our users are not.
You are a developer. Our users are not.
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
We're just defining the absolute maximum. Nothing will change for users with monitors below 1280px.Pony99CA wrote:I prefer no Web site to require my browser to be wider than 1024 pixels. I guess I'm old school.
The proSilver breakpoints are a bit scattered and seem to differ somewhat for different features. It basically looks like they chose the absolute minimum that it will take before breaking the design, and switching to a compact/responsive mode at the last moment (on a per-feature basis). But I agree that having more clearly defined breakpoints would be a good idea.hanakin wrote:a breakpoint is a media query on the container. You still have a fluid design but your container or wrap has a breakpoint that is padded higher than your container to trigger the different levels as nickvergessen has mentioned.
Have you actually tried it? I simply think that having the same padding on the top and sides looks better. And I'm no expert on this, but why should the bleed be a certain minimum? We have 0px bleed in responsive mode.hanakin wrote: I would say 15px bleed as 12px is too small at that size. Its smaller than the recommended default font-size
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
@paybas
Not sure I understand what ur asking?
Yes bleed should be consistent on all sides I would make them all 15px.
This is for large screens it should scale down to 0 for the smallest screen
Not sure I understand what ur asking?
Yes bleed should be consistent on all sides I would make them all 15px.
This is for large screens it should scale down to 0 for the smallest screen
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
I don't mind bumping it from 12px to 15px. I'm just curious why it matters that "Its smaller than the recommended default font-size".
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
consistency for baseline spacing in the vertical
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
Well... since I don't care, but you do... I'll update it to 15px .
On a personal note: 1158px is too wide for me personally. Simply too many words on one line. But I think it's a good default width for extensions and whatever.
I can't seem to find the original ticket for that.tmbackoff wrote:I agree having a max-width. Maybe then we can revert the change about the last post column that made it so small.
On a personal note: 1158px is too wide for me personally. Simply too many words on one line. But I think it's a good default width for extensions and whatever.
Re: Define max-width for prosilver
1152px? Also the words per line is do to the fact that the sections are not space out appropriately and the font-size is probably too small.PayBas wrote: On a personal note: 1158px is too wide for me personally. Simply too many words on one line
Something we can definitely fix in 3.2