Responsive Website In Webflow (Step By Step)
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
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Do you struggle to understand quick methods to create responsive design in Webflow?
In this video I will teach you how to quickly build responsive websites in Webflow using relative and responsive units of measurement.
📽️ CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Design Overview
01:02 - Viewport Width
02:22 - Responsive Text Wrapper
04:25 - Viewport Height
05:24 - Responsive Text
07:55 - Responsive Spacing
09:49 - Final Results
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Just perfect, I understood everything. Thank you!
This was an amazing explanation of responsive design in webflow! Thank you!
Great tutorial thank you, but I struggled for an hour or so on my background image not being responsive after changing the vw to 100%, it finally worked after changing the background image to a cover instead of custom in BACKGROUNDS sections of the HERO SECTION.
Great tutorial for me, thanks man!
Great vid! 🍻
thanks! really useful and clear :) beginner here!
In the HERO SECTION is better to use 100%, using 100 vw can cause horizontal scrolling
Why only on the hero section? And I've never seen 100vw cause horizontal scrolling, is it just a bug on some devices/browsers? Thank you for the info.
Dope shit.
Really interesting video on rem
Thank's, It's saved my life😅😅
Could we get assets for the website , or the figma file
Nice
Do u need to add those parameters to all sections in your site or u can just do it with the container?
So when you click on the media icons at the top are you really defining (albeit in a much more user friendly way) CSS @media queries? Once the design is finished can you then export the HTML and CSS along with the media queries?
There is a button on the top tool bar that allows code to be exported :)
Any particular reason that you use REM's vs. EM's for padding? I've always struggled with deciding on whether to use REM's for padding / margins or use EM's for padding / margins.
Its preference and sort of "use case" scenario.
REMs (root-EMs) are *usually* based at 16px because of the user's screen size (there are many).
EMs take the element's font size. If you set both sides of the padding to "1em" and change the font size. Your element will scale with it. Its neat.
Can someone help me with one issue? I have a div that has content (text) in it and when i scale it down to mobile portrait, that same div doesn't increase its height as it should and final product is one mess where text overlays that div. I don't have any specific height to any of the divs in section.
If you did the same using only PX and VH/VW for the section sizes, the outcome would have been the same because the root element's pixel size didnt change. In that case, whats the point of using rems if you know, that the root element will stay 16px no matter what?
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What about the fact, that your background image only shows a lamp on mobile and not the beds? that not really responsive
That's a prob I have, what about background video not scaling right. How do I fix that.
I missed that in the tutorial - you can edit that by changing the positioning of your background image :)
@@ArnauRos Is it a good practice to change the image at all? I mean, to set a display NONE to the full image (for desktop) and upload a new one for tablet and mobile (resized in Figma maybe)? Or it is not recommended?
Doesnt work for me.
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