Hello, in the midst of creating my Responsive Webpage - http://turningheadssalons.com/index.html - You will notice that my menu and pages are all responsive. What I'm trying to achieve is a better way to construct my menu and navigation. (As you can see it overflows when the floats are cleared below a specific width) Although the client doesn't want the primary design to change, would there be any insight to either A. Better construct the menu and navigation of the page and/or B. Better change the navigation so it won't overflow and it will align center when reached below a specific width? Thanks
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
Recommended Answers
Jump to PostI have no comments regarding navigation (sorry) but I would add some line height to your scrunched up paragraphs, see here: http://turningheadssalons.com/aboutus.html
The text looks really scrunched, add a
line-height
style. I usually set my line height value to 1.3 x font size. So if I'm using …
Jump to PostDefine bugger? :)
If your BG isn't always fitting 100% then you can use the new CCS3 properties:
html { background: url(images/bg.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed; -webkit-background-size: cover; -moz-background-size: cover; -o-background-size: cover; background-size: cover; }
That works 100% in:
* Safari 3+
* Chrome Whatever+
* …
Jump to PostWould it not be more effective with the majority of the grey at the bottom such as in this edit: http://masterthepc.com/test.jpg in comparison to http://turningheadssalons.com/Images/Background_New.jpg
All I've done is twist the grey and drop it to the bottom.
All 12 Replies
mmcdonald
28
Posting Pro
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
mmcdonald
28
Posting Pro
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
mmcdonald
28
Posting Pro
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
mmcdonald
28
Posting Pro
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
mmcdonald
28
Posting Pro
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
mmcdonald
28
Posting Pro
ACRDepos
0
Light Poster
Be a part of the DaniWeb community
We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.