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Responsive Website

I have an old hand coded html web site that the customer wants responsive.

I have worked with bootstrap quite a bit recently, always creating fron scratch.

I realize thee are potential pitfalls with things like images and even with the current basic layout.

Can someone point me to a tutorial or docs on the approach to doing this?

Thanks

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Marco Gasi

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Richard Korts

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Marco,

Yeah, that's kind of what I thought too.

Hoping for the magic pill, probably not there.

Marco Gasi

Never found it :-). Is the site layout very complex?

Richard Korts

ASKER

No, it's pretty basic.

www.autowaterinc.com.

I'm mostly concerned about the Portfolio, Pipe Install & the Before & After pages. But I think you are saying by using the img-responsive class, those will manage OK?

On those type pages I'm thinking of like:
<div class="row">
<div class = "col-sm-4 col-xs-4 text-center">content</div>

etc.

Note sure about the lightbox effect when the smaller image is clicked.

Your thoughts?

Marco Gasi

You shouldn't find any big issue with that. Your idea looks good and img-responsive is perfect.

Note sure about the lightbox effect when the smaller image is clicked.

About responsiveness? I don't know about lightbox, but if it shouldn't be responsive you can just replace it with Fancybox

Richard Korts

ASKER

Thanks for your insights. I'm working on a page now, one maddening thing, most as expected.

Marco Gasi

Maddening? Really? Seeing the site it didn't appear to be problem... If you have some new specific question about this, post here a link to the question so I'll be notified about.
Thank you for points