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If we want to make it mobile friendly, one thing we can do is to have different grid settings in different type of screens (differ by maximum width). An example of this can be found at https://dodung1221.medium.com/best-way-to-design-web-responsive-with-grid-view-in-css-ad44cb5974a4 . In the example, the grod layout was only specified by columns. However, given the hotspot we want to implement, we need both row and column to be written in percentages. | If we want to make it mobile friendly, one thing we can do is to have different grid settings in different type of screens (differ by maximum width). An example of this can be found at https://dodung1221.medium.com/best-way-to-design-web-responsive-with-grid-view-in-css-ad44cb5974a4 . In the example, the grod layout was only specified by columns. However, given the hotspot we want to implement, we need both row and column to be written in percentages. | ||
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Revision as of 11:02, 22 July 2021
The current template is using CSS grid style, the position of the hotspots are set to be in specific grid areas. To see this, go to the visualisation component under the layout folder and scroll down to css style:
If we want to make it mobile friendly, one thing we can do is to have different grid settings in different type of screens (differ by maximum width). An example of this can be found at https://dodung1221.medium.com/best-way-to-design-web-responsive-with-grid-view-in-css-ad44cb5974a4 . In the example, the grod layout was only specified by columns. However, given the hotspot we want to implement, we need both row and column to be written in percentages.