Responsive Design with WordPress
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Join me as I hit some of the major topics of my book, including a primer on Responsive Design, how WordPress handles images and how to integrate picturefill, navigation and menu techniques, and a small bit about using WordPress frameworks.
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- 1. Responsive Design with WordPress Joe Casabona casabona.org @jcasabona
- 2. Who Am I?* 2
- 3. Who Am I?* *Besides a handsome devil 2
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- 6. ❖ Out December 16th ❖ Pre-Order at www.rwdwp.com 3
- 7. Responsive Web Design: The idea that your website will automatically adapt to the device it's being viewed on. 4
- 8. Why? 5
- 9. How? 6
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- 11. ❖ EM-Based Breakpoints ❖ Breakpoints based How? on Content ❖ Consider Connection Speeds 6
- 12. Make it Work with WordPress 7
- 13. RESS 8
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- 17. if(ISMOBILE){ //display one thing }else{ //not mobile device //display different thing } 10
- 18. Navigation 11
- 19. Navigation 11
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- 21. Navigation ❖ Do Nothing ❖ Select Box ❖ Hide n' Cry ❖ Responsive Nav ❖ Jump to ❖ Off-Canvas 11
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