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I'm a programmer at heart. I am not great at UI development and it takes 90% of my time.
I'm wondering if there is a UI framework which uses only CSS and no JavaScript. I found http://www.gantry-framework.org but it seems to be targeted at Joomla and Wordpress.
Any suggestions will be very welcome. It will help me with my development.
Thanks.
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I'm looking for a framework that allows me to easily design and deploy a user interface for my website. Something that reduces the time it takes to make them manually.
I'm not looking to make effects or other special stuff like modal windows etc. (I use Qooxdoo and jQuery UI for advanced UI). Just basic layout and nice looks.
Check out http://purecss.io/. It's a Yahoo project.
There are CSS frameworks available to use, if that's what you're interested in:
960 Grid
YAML
BlueprintCSS
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Lately i've been reading a lot about RWD (responsive web design), and would like to try to develop a template (for starters). The books that i'm reading are quite outdated (published in the end of 2011), so obviously some code provided doesn't work properly as for the case of css3 flex box module. After researching for a while i found out on Mozzila's developers that Flex Box module will be changed soon.
My question is: What are the most time and performance efficient CSS3 modules to work with for RWD? and any heads-up that i should be careful with?
Besides CSS3PIE are there any good solutions to add css3 functionalities to outdated browsers?
At the risk of sounding mean, SO shouldn't be used to solicit opinions.
However, in the spirit of learning and sharing knowledge, a couple of great places to start would be taking a look at Twitter Bootstrap or Zurb Foundation.
Both are two really great frameworks that will help you create responsive sites. Although they do pretty much the same thing, they are actually two very different frameworks. I'll let you decide as to which one to use.
Another great resource I've found is looking at RWD pattens. Both HTML5 Rocks and Brad Frost's Blog have certainly helped me out.
Good luck.
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Is there any control available like MS word in asp.net or using any other third party component. I tried rad text editor but it's not supporting page break. so please let me know if there's any control available for my purpose. Thanks in advance.
I worked with a predecessor of this one I think it was called FCKEditor back then. It has loads of configuration possibilities and seems to do the job you want to have done:
http://ckeditor.com/
EDIT: seems like the support for page breaks is not out of the box, but it can be added:
http://ckeditor.com/addon/pagebreak
The best rich text editor is TinyMce.
See here.
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I have used some Kendo UI controls before on previous projects, but now i am on a project that utilizes responsive web design methodologies. The primary focus is tablets.
The thing is, the standard kendo ui web control are not very touch/mobile friendly by default.
So, are there any other good alternatives, that are responsive and touch/mobile friendly? I just want to know my options before trying to pull Kendo UI apart (more time consuming, compared to finding alternatives).
Having MVC compatible .NET controls is a plus.
according to me one of the alternative is Syncfusion which is quite similar to kendo and our company has used it previously and now we r having licence of kendo..
im attaching the link below :-
http://www.syncfusion.com/
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I am looking a best solution to save css when I change it in browser, and finding a tool or extension with very little configurationto do it in chrome. anyone can help please?
Have a look at this article about this plugin which allows automatic saving of your modifications to sources in dev-tools.
NB: The addition to the built-in functionalities of Chrome are the automatic saving as you can save the sources manually in Chrome without any plugin.
This is built into Chrome – you don't need an extension.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8SS-rUEZPg&t=8m20s has the details, as attaching loads of screenshots probably isn't the best thing here.
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There is a tool - http://qt.nokia.com/doc/qtopia4.2/qtopiacore-qvfb.html#skins which allows to use predefined skins. But i cant find tool for skin generation. Does it exists or skins should be created manually.
This is a rarely used feature since QVFB is intended to be used only for testing during development of embedded applications so no tool exists. They have to be created manually. I doubt Nokia will create a tool for this, but I'm sure there are some people who would use it if someone felt inclined to write it.