In 2012, we began to creating a Responsive Joomla Templates. We used existing tools (media queries, fluid grids, and scalable images) to create a template that displayed beautifully at multiple resolutions. By default when your Joomla web site is viewed on a mobile device such as a tablet or smartphone then a “responsive” version of… Continue reading →
One of the biggest obstacles to overcome when designing a responsive layout site is that not all content (inside modules) were designed to work with responsive templates. That means that sometimes you need the ability to hide a specific element on only selected mobile devices. We’ve made that all possible and very easy to do… Continue reading →
The GavernWP framework makes it possible – and very easy — to create themes based upon Responsive Web Design. That is why it includes two additional CSS styles:
GavickPro has begun to release what we term ‘responsive layout’ templates. This document explains the features of these templates. The new “Layout” section manages template settings associated with page design. This is related to our new approach to template design whereby pages will now have the capability to scale up or down in order to… Continue reading →
Before RWD became popular in our templates we used mobile layouts. The requirements for mobile versions of Web pages are quite specific. To address this, we offer some template options specifically designed for the mobile version pages: Now, the mobile version loaded on iPhone and Android devices is not separated into two layouts but it… Continue reading →
