However, if you want to customize Header, there is the Custom responsive mode that allows dragging objects, resizing them and adding new ones: To see how your Header will look like in the Default responsive mode, you need to switch to one of the responsive views by going to the top right corner of Artisteer and navigating to one of the views: The size of Header elements doesn't fit all screens and you may want to customize the size of each Header element.Īrtisteer generates responsive Header automatically - it uses certain algorithms to place header objects in the most logical and correct way.
The position of Header elements doesn't work for all responsive views – on smaller screens elements can overlap each other and you may want to reposition them for different kind of screens. That means that your header may have an unpleasant look on your website. This issue is related to the fact that sometimes background image can't be stretched proportionally according to your screen size. Your Header contains a background image which doesn't become responsive. There are 3 different situations where you may want to use those options:
T3 supports responsive layouts out of the box. I've used Joomlart's T3 framework and rockettheme's Gantry Framework. But I guess that can sometimes be a good thing, especially if you are a beginner. I do occationally have to use them, but I find it often limits your creativity to some degree - you get into this mindset of fitting things into a standard layout scheme.
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I mean as with most things the more experienced you get the easier it seems.Īs far as frameworks go, I won't claim to have the full overview of what all of them is currently capable of. I find it a bit hard to describe the difficulty level of learning joomla templating, it depends on your ambitions and current skills. Allthough, if you want to make more advanced template features it obviously comes in handy. You don't have to know php very well to make a basic template, you can rely on copy/paste to great extent.