Responsive Wireframing with Omega
Responsive themes let us build one design that looks and behaves correctly on all devices. We can reorganize content, hide or show things, and change how things work based on the size of the screen.
Responsive themes let us build one design that looks and behaves correctly on all devices. We can reorganize content, hide or show things, and change how things work based on the size of the screen.
Share bar is a responsive sticky social media bar that provides a number of different social media "badges." Badges can be turned on and off as well as reordered. Share bar is placed on your Drupal site as a block. When the screen is wide enough to display the bar it floats in a fixed position. When the screen is too narrow to display share bar it will revert to a static position in the block it was originally placed in.
Because Share Bar sticks to an element rather than to a static position on the page. This means it's compatible with fluid or responsive themes like Omega.
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I found the third day the most useful. With sessions on things like performance, deployment, and mobile development the topics really helped round out what I knew of Drupal and how to leverage it properly for big clients.
A lot like yesterday I came away with a good mix of feelings about the day's events. Ultimately the sessions definitely took a turn for the better.
As I mentioned in my previous post, this is my first conference or formal training of any type since graduating college. I came here with some very high expectations. The free Lullabot videos are all excellent and Lullabot seems to be a quality "brand" when it comes to Drupal training.
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