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tutorials:design_adv:convert_design_rwd [2013/10/02 17:09]
jonyo [Instructions]
tutorials:design_adv:convert_design_rwd [2014/09/25 16:55] (current)
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-<tip c w>**THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS** - don't go following these instructions just yet, we're still working on them!  We'll have this tutorial finished for you by the time 7.3 final ships.</tip> 
  
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   - For **basic_page.tpl** - In your custom design, do you use 1 column layout, 2 columns, or 3 columns?  Note that the basic_page.tpl normally uses a single column unless you have changed it.  Depending on how many columns you use, copy the contents of the appropriate starter template((Such as **layout-1-column.tpl**)) to the top of your existing **basic_page.tpl**.  Then proceed to copy in the various section of your own basic_page.tpl contents to where they belong in the new layout.  The largest changes are going to be to the order of the content, in RWD you typically put the "meat first" meaning you put the main column first in the HTML markup before the sidebars. <   - For **basic_page.tpl** - In your custom design, do you use 1 column layout, 2 columns, or 3 columns?  Note that the basic_page.tpl normally uses a single column unless you have changed it.  Depending on how many columns you use, copy the contents of the appropriate starter template((Such as **layout-1-column.tpl**)) to the top of your existing **basic_page.tpl**.  Then proceed to copy in the various section of your own basic_page.tpl contents to where they belong in the new layout.  The largest changes are going to be to the order of the content, in RWD you typically put the "meat first" meaning you put the main column first in the HTML markup before the sidebars. <
 +  - Repeat the last step for the rest of your "overall" templates, such as front_page.tpl, user_management_page.tpl and others.  The same basic steps will apply to pretty much every overall template. <
 +  - Browse the site and make sure everything looks good.  Be sure to test every nook and cranny to make sure everything looks like you want, both in desktop size and in mobile size. <
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