Re: [web2py] Re: Responsivekit for web2py!

2012-01-15 Thread Angelo Compagnucci
Hi Alan, If you use the plugin_responsivekit, simply remove conditional import (or comment it) in plugin_responsivekit/layout.html : var width_filter = '{{=current.plugins.responsivekit.screensize_filter}}' var controller = '{{=URL(a=request.application, c=current.plugins.responsivekit.

[web2py] Re: Responsivekit for web2py!

2012-01-15 Thread Alan Etkin
Thank you. I continued using the demo and could see the resizing effect. Really impressing. It would be interesting to have a way to activate/deactivate this feature transparently by default in the scaffolding application with a simple function call or a Settings attribute. On 15 ene, 14:32, Angel

Re: [web2py] Re: Responsivekit for web2py!

2012-01-15 Thread Angelo Compagnucci
Hi Alan! If you want to test it with a pc simply resize the browser window, when the windows is of a certain size, it triggers the responsive reflow of tables. Images works same way, but you have to refresh the page to get the resized image, I'll add this instructions to page! Angelo 2012/1/15 A

[web2py] Re: Responsivekit for web2py!

2012-01-14 Thread Alan Etkin
Would it be possible to test it with a desktop pc? I visited the demo and found difficult to appreciate the features. Is image and table resizing being performed by the plugin? On 13 ene, 10:51, Angelo Compagnucci wrote: > Hello list, > > I want to share with you my new plugin (aiming to web2py i

[web2py] Re: Responsivekit for web2py!

2012-01-13 Thread Angelo Compagnucci
Hi list! I'm reading Marcotte's book (Responsive Web Design) and I think we should modify slightly our web2py.css. Tag img should be img { border: 0; max-width: 100%;} so it can use the width of parent instead to overflow if bigger than that and it automatically reflow when size changes. This is