so i usually create a container wrap at 960px.
then I make the website and pull out the 960px and replace it with 80%. (and box-sizing of border-box and im set)
Everything inside was made of percents.
It is now responsive and with a few media queires things are usually working fine. -fully responsive.
But I find issues with images in the sidebar, or where i have 2 125px ads floated next to each other falling down and looking ugly as the viewport gets thinner.
so i make media queries to set the sidebar to a min width before letting it disappear altogether.
In a way this is more adaptive then it is responsive.
Also am I allowed to make ads disappear? is that wrong and illegal?
so i usually create a container wrap at 960px. then I make the website and pull out the 960px and replace it with 80%. (and box-sizing of border-box and im set) Everything inside was made of percents. It is now responsive and with a few media queires things are usually working fine. -fully responsive.
But I find issues with images in the sidebar, or where i have 2 125px ads floated next to each other falling down and looking ugly as the viewport gets thinner.
so i make media queries to set the sidebar to a min width before letting it disappear altogether. In a way this is more adaptive then it is responsive.
Also am I allowed to make ads disappear? is that wrong and illegal?
This may be a good place to look: http://www.responsiveads.com/