
Quote from Vadim on June 6, 2019, 5:07 pmGood day!
What is a simple way to make a responsive design - to automatically distribute objects vertically on the page, depending on the actual screen size?1) So that the distance between the objects is formed the same vertically, regardless of the screen size of the device.
The picture is for some reason not inserted, so the link: http://orgpsiholog.com/example/allocation.png
2) So that the objects do not crawl over each other (as shown by the arrow in the screenshot), so that the font size is changed so that all the text is placed on the page.
Link: http://orgpsiholog.com/example/creeping.jpg
Link to the project in the current version: http://orgpsiholog.com/1
P.S.: @Luis, do I have access to insert pictures and attach files?
Good day!
What is a simple way to make a responsive design - to automatically distribute objects vertically on the page, depending on the actual screen size?
1) So that the distance between the objects is formed the same vertically, regardless of the screen size of the device.
The picture is for some reason not inserted, so the link: http://orgpsiholog.com/example/allocation.png
2) So that the objects do not crawl over each other (as shown by the arrow in the screenshot), so that the font size is changed so that all the text is placed on the page.
Link: http://orgpsiholog.com/example/creeping.jpg
Link to the project in the current version: http://orgpsiholog.com/1
P.S.: @Luis, do I have access to insert pictures and attach files?
Quote from Gaev on June 6, 2019, 6:25 pm@Vadim
One option would be to assign (at Design time) or modify (at Run time) a large value for margin-bottom property of the Headline object.
Another would be to specify overflow-y:auto for the object (i.e. scrollbars when needed); easiest way is to set up a class with just this property:value ... and then assign this class at Design time (Properties >>> Advanced >>> css-class) to the object.
One option would be to assign (at Design time) or modify (at Run time) a large value for margin-bottom property of the Headline object.
Another would be to specify overflow-y:auto for the object (i.e. scrollbars when needed); easiest way is to set up a class with just this property:value ... and then assign this class at Design time (Properties >>> Advanced >>> css-class) to the object.

Quote from Vadim on June 6, 2019, 7:31 pmeasiest way is to set up a class with just this property:value ... and then assign this class at Design time (Properties >>> Advanced >>> css-class) to the object.
Thank you very much!
Unfortunately, I do not own CSS. Could you make an example based on this file?
http://orgpsiholog.com/example/TestUniformPositioning.neoapp
easiest way is to set up a class with just this property:value ... and then assign this class at Design time (Properties >>> Advanced >>> css-class) to the object.
Thank you very much!
Unfortunately, I do not own CSS. Could you make an example based on this file?
http://orgpsiholog.com/example/TestUniformPositioning.neoapp

Quote from luishp on June 6, 2019, 10:35 pm@vadim, please take a look here:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/responsive-design-for-websiteAnd also here:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/page-scrollingRegards.
@vadim, please take a look here:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/responsive-design-for-website
And also here:
https://visualneo.com/forum/topic/page-scrolling
Regards.

Quote from Vadim on June 7, 2019, 6:25 amLuis, thank you very much!!
I will study!
I propose to add to the program guide information about plugin commands that come with VisualNEO Web by default.
Luis, thank you very much!!
I will study!
I propose to add to the program guide information about plugin commands that come with VisualNEO Web by default.

Quote from luishp on June 7, 2019, 6:54 amI propose to add to the program guide information about plugin commands that come with VisualNEO Web by default.
I know it's necessary but VisualNEO Web is growing very fast.
We try to add enough samples and tutorials (thanks @gaev) and to answer any questions within hours here in the forum, but documentation is very time consuming. I hope it will be a question of time but, right now, we concentrate on additional functionalities. We are just beginning to see the possibilities!
I propose to add to the program guide information about plugin commands that come with VisualNEO Web by default.
I know it's necessary but VisualNEO Web is growing very fast.
We try to add enough samples and tutorials (thanks @gaev) and to answer any questions within hours here in the forum, but documentation is very time consuming. I hope it will be a question of time but, right now, we concentrate on additional functionalities. We are just beginning to see the possibilities!
