Responsive Theme Version: 0.1 Author: mabujo Created on: 2012/01/06 Last Updated: 2012/01/06 Tested on: 1.4.2 Plug & Play: Yes Supported: No Theme page: Responsive theme Description In the last few years the entire web landscape has changed with more and more people browsing the web on mobile devices every day. Responsive web design is a recently popular approach for creating web pages which 'respond' seamlessly to the devices they are viewed on, rather than targetting specific devices. Responsive theme is a remake of the default Hotaru theme using this responsive approach. If you use this theme you will no longer need the mobile plugin for mobile users, as this theme handles them too! It is valid HTML5 and works on any modern browser from smartphones and tablets to desktop browsers on full HD monitors. Infact, because the theme is responsive and fluid, the maximum width on a desktop is actually 1140px - 180 pixels wider than the default! The theme also contains a few small tweaks to the default theme such as sprites for the theme images e.t.c. Theme gallery Demo : I've created a live demo of the responsive theme, you can view it here : Live Responsive Theme demo Instructions Download the zip file, unzip and upload the folder to your hotaru installation at /content/themes/responsive/ Go to your administration panel > Theme Settings > Responsive and enable the theme. Clear your caches at Admin > Maintenance Thanks The theme is based of the original design by Nick and uses the 1140 grid from http://cssgrid.net/ as a base. Theme development was sponsored by Man United Latest. Revision History Version 2012/01/06 - First release. Please click "Rate Thread" and give this theme a rating. Thank you. ***********************************************
looks interesting but on mobile search form is shifted below posts, same happens when you click on post entry (even on computer wide-screen version).
This is intentional on mobile but shouldn't happen on desktop unless you have a tiny screen. What is your screen resolution? If you want it to be always on top, you can just create another widget block and put it before the posts.
Thanks, I'll have to play around with search form. I don't mind other widgets to be at the bottom, since I made mobile plugin to work as welll...
still, like visitor to have that choice, whether navigate simple mobile site or get full site in their device. Responsive theme is a great choice though. I'd customized it to match my requirements and it looks so good. http://gay411.org
The themes below are all designed and implemented to be responsive. Please check the demos to ensure the responsive design fits your needs and that the required dimensions look good. One way to do this fast simply is to make the browser window smaller. Best solution however is to test on a tablet and smartphone before making the final decision
well, it behaved differently from others but now I must admit that I like the way it reacts to different screen sizes. Good work!!!
