I want to do my design which supports all screen widths.
Is it a good idea that theming the all river section and profile section of elgg to a resposive design which supports all browsers and screen widths ?
OR using a elgg mobile hadnset theme is better idea than this.
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- ihayredinov@ihayredinov

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- Tommy@letom

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You must log in to post replies.In my experience, most UI solutions can be implemented responsively. Best IMHO is the mobile first approach, where you build mobile pages first, and then focus on tablets and desktop devices.
The problem with serving different themes depending on the user agent is each theme would have to be responsive anyway - the width and orientation of mobile screens varies so much that sometime you have to deal with dozens of extra pixels.
I would suggest using an existing CSS framework, TB, Foundation or any other
Thank i will revert if any.. Your more suggestions shall be appreciated ..