Responsive editing

  • andreasno

    (@andreasno)


    12 years, 5 months ago

    Hi!

    I’ve been using your template as a base for my own theme. I’ve changed the width of the site etc, and now it is time to edit the responsive, since it looks crap on smaller screen sizes. There are some @media-tags within both style.css and responsive.css, and when I’m setting custom behaviour for my own width in my child theme, these stays in place (Guessing it is because they goes for a own rule, since it is not the same resolution in the rule.)

    How should I do this? Delete all @media-code from style.css and responsive.css and put my own in the child theme?

    Andreas

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  • Alexander Agnarson

    (@alxmedia)

    12 years, 5 months ago

    I would recommend keeping the style.css/responsive.css structure.

    (You could merge responsive.css into the bottom of the child theme’s style.css, but then you need to disable the responsive.css from loading in the child theme’s functions.php anyway, by removing that line completely from the alx_styles function)

    To replace the responsive.css file with a child theme’s responsive.css, you should be able to do as descriped in this reply.

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