visiondesignzoo / responsee

Lightweight, more intuitive and useful responsive CSS framework

Responsee

Lightweight, more intuitive and useful responsive CSS framework

Responsee is an open source responsive CSS framework based on 12-column grid. Websites based on Responsee are fully responsive – they display content correctly on each type of devices.

Lightweight

Minimum of code, great potential! Provided you look for something smaller, something lighter, something helping you to introduce project within a shorter time, Responsee is for you the right choice.

Intuitive

Our target was creation of intuitive responsive CSS framework which even beginning web designer will cope with thanks to well-arranged structure. Result is worthwhile.

Useful

When developing Responsee we put accent on maximal applicability for web designers. The framework will help you developing responsive websites faster than ever before. You need not wasting time with anything Responsee will make instead of you.

Grid System

Responsee is based on 12-column grid. For work with columns it uses classes “s-1” up to “s-12”, “m-1” up to “m-12” and “l-1” up to “l-12”. By means of those classes Responsee divides website for particular columns (“s” – display on small-size screen, “m” – display on medium-size screen, “l” – display on large-size screen). In case you want to display element differently on small-size, medium-size and large-size screen, use three classes – e.g. “s-12 m-6 l-4”. Thus the element will utilize 4 columns of 12 on large-size screen, 6 columns of 12 on medium-size screen and 12 columns of 12 on small-size screen. In case the element shall utilize equal number of columns in both sizes, use class “s” – e.g. “s-4”. The classes “s-five”, “m-five” and “l-five” represent a special category. Those classes have exactly the same functions as “s-…”, “m-…” and “l-…” classes however, thanks to their application you will manage to display content on website in five equally wide columns.

Documentation

The complete documentation you can found on www.myresponsee.com.

Copyright (c) 2015 Vision Design - graphic zoo

responsee's Issues

Callouts

Hi

Great framework, but could you add callouts to the framework

aside sub-sub-links wrong active style

Selector ".aside-nav li li a:hover, .aside-nav li li.active-item a, .aside-nav li li.aside-sub-submenu li a:hover" shold be ".aside-nav li li a:hover, .aside-nav li li.active-item > a, .aside-nav li li.aside-sub-submenu li a:hover", because sub-sub-links shouldn't be gray if its submenu is active.

Mobile menu on Windows Phone 8.1 (Internet Explorer)

After tap on the menu icon, menu opens. But when I tap on submenu with submenus nothing happens. If You have smartphone with WP 8.1, You can check this on www.myresponsee.com (submenu "Documentation" does not slide down)

Mobile menu

Good Day,
I could find no other support contact for Responsee. I am not a developer so I did not use your framework inside GitHub.

I had an issue in mobile view (when the page collapses into mobile view)

ISSUE: When the menu icon is clicked on pages served from the root directory it triggers the dropdown menu.
But when a page serves from a subdirectory it does not activate the dropdown menu.

I use server side includes (SSI) to serve the menu into top row of pages. THIS appeared to be the issue:

I SOLVED this by creating a second mainnav2.html, which references css & js as if mainnav2.html sits in a sub-directory (it serves from the root).

Site here http://www.flamebeing.com

Great framework! I tried skeleton and bootstrap, but Responsee is simpler to grasp.