Great series thank you. Curious as to your thoughts on Relume and Client first? I know you using your own variant of it. I find Relume sometimes takes me ages to undo some naming and elements of components than building it my self faster 🤷🏻♂️
I don't use relume frequently because I think their section structure could be better. In addition, many complex components could be optimized. But I often use it for navigation and footer... But I love their plugin to create custom component libraries!
Very interesting video. I have looked at various systems. At the moment I'm working with Lumos by Timothy Ricks. The learning curve is steep, but I think it's pretty well thought out. What is your opinion on it?
Hi, thanks, exactly what I have been looking for. One question I have though: when I make the component, unbind it and rename the classes like Section -> About, Section_wrap -> About_wrap it also renames the classes of the component. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance
'page padding' as a div is interesting. In regular web dev I've never seen this method, though in Webflow people tend to use divs as spacers. Are you sure this is good practice, especially for responsiveness? Do you still use these techniques?
At the time of the recording I think there were no Webflow native properties to handle linebreaks. Now there are. Regarding wrappers or blocks for spacings: You can use them both. It is a matter of taste. Both work fine with responsiveness. Eather with breakpoints or with clamps. I personally prefer to use flex gaps because it’s consistent and reduces the html doc. I also come from the times where you used an FTP and code editor 😉
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Great content!
Happy to hear!
Great content! I love these Best Practices videos, definitely something that was missing for me in youtube. Keep em going!
Thanks a lot! This friday the next one is going online.
Just using it right now 🙌
@@SeshRogen nice! how does it work?
Good explanation!
Thanks!
Amen 🙏
Welcome!
Great series thank you. Curious as to your thoughts on Relume and Client first? I know you using your own variant of it. I find Relume sometimes takes me ages to undo some naming and elements of components than building it my self faster 🤷🏻♂️
I don't use relume frequently because I think their section structure could be better. In addition, many complex components could be optimized. But I often use it for navigation and footer... But I love their plugin to create custom component libraries!
Very interesting video. I have looked at various systems. At the moment I'm working with Lumos by Timothy Ricks. The learning curve is steep, but I think it's pretty well thought out. What is your opinion on it?
It‘s a well thought system and depends on your personal preferences.
Hi, thanks, exactly what I have been looking for. One question I have though: when I make the component, unbind it and rename the classes like Section -> About, Section_wrap -> About_wrap it also renames the classes of the component. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance
You need to copy the classes first and then rename them
Hi, how did you set the hero text like this?
Hello, please help me to understand, if the value comes from "Default styles" where can I change this? My container is 940px by default
Sounds like a default style but you should be able to override the width value…
Very Gold Videos my g ! Can you please make a Website with such structure so wie can learn to do it for ourselves ?
We can put the idea on the bucket list
'page padding' as a div is interesting. In regular web dev I've never seen this method, though in Webflow people tend to use divs as spacers. Are you sure this is good practice, especially for responsiveness? Do you still use these techniques?
Are there not custom CSS properties to handle line breaks for text?
At the time of the recording I think there were no Webflow native properties to handle linebreaks. Now there are.
Regarding wrappers or blocks for spacings: You can use them both. It is a matter of taste. Both work fine with responsiveness. Eather with breakpoints or with clamps.
I personally prefer to use flex gaps because it’s consistent and reduces the html doc.
I also come from the times where you used an FTP and code editor 😉