How to Design Responsive Websites on WordPress!
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Struggling to design responsive websites on WordPress?
In this video, we'll show you 3 principles to keep in mind!
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Time Stamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Responsive Design Makes for a Better User Experience
00:51 - Principle #1: Content Changes Will Appear the Same Across All Devices
01:43 - Principle #2: Make Device-Specific Content Changes Using the Thrive Architect
02:01 - How to Use Thrive Architect’s Left-Hand Toolbox
03:13 - Principle #3: Use Thrive Architect Responsiveness Settings
04:15 - How to Recreate Apple’s Header Design With Thrive Architect
05:17 - Your Turn to Implement Tony’s Web Design Principles
So, how responsive is your website?
Leave us your questions and/or feedback in the comments section below! 
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So Simple! I've never used this feature! Thanks for demonstrating it!
Thanks for watching, Jennifer 💚 - Tony
Perfect timing! I came here looking for a video on how to make a clients header mobile responsive and this video showed up in my feed! So simple when you know how
Thanks for watching, Trish! - Tony
I love all these helpful how to videos and the way you pull out and highlight different features that may not be real familiar with all features and benefits. Thank you!
Thank you for watching! - Tony
Very inspiring and helpful! As always. Thanks!
Thank you so much for the kind words, Michael 💚 - Tony
Large companies have completely different versions of the websites for mobile. Its not to painful to have multiple version of the website to get it right. Just have to make 2 or 3 updates.
Unfortunately, the Thrive Themes Page Builder does not allow for easy differentiation between items for each display type, which can make the visual editing process confusing.
To work around this issue, I've found that it's best to construct the page in desktop view and then clone and move sections for tablet and mobile as needed.
Ideally, it would be helpful if the display-based items/sections were more easily distinguishable in the main view.
It does for me. ie if I have an image with padding 10px all around in desktop I can switch over to mobile and change it to 5px and it works fine. It didn't when they first came out with Architect but it was a few months later that it was fixed. Is it just specific items? Or all that you're experiencing this with?
@@tracyselena I'm not sure we are talking about the same thing.
As far as I know, I can't build in the mobile view mode. So, any items I want to add must be done in the desktop view mode. However, within the desktop view mode there is no way to ONLY show the tablet, or mobile elements WITHOUT clicking back over to the the specific view mode.
@@tracyselena Essentially, it would be great if the toggle on the left column that allows you to show/hide the table and mobile when making edits, had the option to show/hide each of the versions independently.