How can I use Material UI media queries inside fixed-width container?
I have a screen and inside the screen I have another small container, with a size of mobile phone. I need the Material UI media queries to act inside the small container like it's the all screen, to show inside the elements like in mobile view and not like in desktop view even when the global container is in a size of a desktop version.
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I am learning about react native layouts and according to my understanding, dp unit is not responsive on all devices. My layout is overflowing on smaller devices such as on 5 inch screens. How can I make sure my app is fully responsive on mobile only?
For that you can use the the Dimensions API to find the display size and then you can render different styles and ui placements for different display sizes. Define width and height with a percentage will work like charm than using dp units.
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I make this web app using react.js and I tried very much to do Responsive for mobile devices but I couldn't, any one solve this problem please.
I used useMediaQuery from material ui which helps very much in creating responsive site.
Here is the documentation for it.
After then for displaying responsive components
You can create new components that are fit to that window size
You can use states for toggling for the different window sizes
And then you can import them as you want.
Is it possible to add more than one viewport in an application. Since we can add other containers more than one time and viewport is also a container.
I think of the Viewport as representing all of the possible viewing space of the web browser window. It is a special Container that re-sizes as the web browser re-sizes. In a full screen ExtJS application, all the other containers should all be nested under the single Viewport so that they can re-size themselves relative to the browser window as well. For this reason there is no concept of multiple ExtJS Viewports.
If, instead of a full screen ExtJS application, you wish to have multiple ExtJS widget applications embedded in div tags of some static html page then Viewport should probably not be used. Container or Panel objects can be the top level parent.
I started working on Mobile First Responsive Design. In mobile, there wont be any sidebar but sidebar is required on desktop so I worked on basic things and then in media query for mobile, hidden that sidebar. Then I needed to make sidebar appear on desktop version of media query.
My question is - How I would have worked on it ?
For the starter, i would like to prefer some basic ideas to build a responsive website:-
Use Layout Flexible
Donot Use tables
Use Media Queries
Use Mobile Viewport Meta Tag
A basic example for a responsive website is that suppose you have a website with content and sidebar which is floated with 70% and 30% width, in mobile or shrink screens, the content panel and sidebar will be width 100% and float none...
That's a simple example for a responsive website...
Rest you can use framework for responsive websites like Twitter Bootstrap or Kendo UI and etc...
I developed a web site using Drupal 7. I use Nivo Slider and it works perfectly for me. I used Nivo Slider for the front page of the site. When I configured the Nivo Slider it's settings are displayed under structure in the Drupal CMS menu. Basically, I have to update images and set transitions and etc.
I have another page where I nee to add a new slideshow, but I don't know how to make another instance of Nivo Slider and use it. I would guess there should be an easy way to handel this.
You can create another instance of the nivo slider block with the MultiBlock module, but the other instance will have the same settings and same images of the original slider block.
You can use the Views Nivo Slider module to create another slider block.