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[Template] Prodigy Responsive
chamkani.net:
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When viewed on an iPhone using Safari web browser, the both sites *not* responding well to the mobile platform.
See attached. Pretty impossible to read.
Hope that helps.
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Thanks for reporting, actually he forget to change the classes as mentioned in the screenshot. Working examples attached..
@parkshots
Using HTML5 and Semantic-UI is easy, everything is mentioned in thier website along with details. Let me give you answer one by one
- You can add another logo inside <div> with ID logo and change the float to right and add some margin as well (http://imgur.com/LEhb2lM)
- Here is the list of alternative icons http://semantic-ui.com/elements/icon.html
- You can open random.htm file and add space to image whether you want <br> or margin-top
- Open details.htm and find the block of facebook, it is card element of Semintic-UI just add text-align:center; to the card.
parkshots:
Thanks for the quick response. :)
--- Quote ---- You can add another logo inside <div> with ID logo and change the float to right and add some margin as well (http://imgur.com/LEhb2lM)
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This works, but not correctly. The problem is that the second image with right float always is scaled to a smaller size. (See attached screenshot)
Although it doesn't matter wich image size is written in the header file.
chamkani.net:
--- Quote from: parkshots on October 13, 2015, 09:48:27 AM ---Thanks for the quick response. :)
--- Quote ---- You can add another logo inside <div> with ID logo and change the float to right and add some margin as well (http://imgur.com/LEhb2lM)
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This works, but not correctly. The problem is that the second image with right float always is scaled to a smaller size. (See attached screenshot)
Although it doesn't matter wich image size is written in the header file.
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Yes you can tune your 2nd image with CSS for further modifications.
parkshots:
Okay, but how? :oops:
chamkani.net:
--- Quote from: parkshots on October 13, 2015, 03:49:10 PM ---Okay, but how? :oops:
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Suppose your <div> height is 300px, first logo (defult one) is 150px and the 2nd is also 150px. you can change the width & height of 2nd div to 200x300 or according to your choice by inline style sheet. So it will affect on 2nd logo only. If you have any live site let me know so we can fix it.
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