use viewports, media queries or front-end frameworks like bootstrap.don’t forget about the min/max size css property! using something like max-height with height can be very useful, depending on what you want to do.try to avoid using fixed measurements, like pixels ( px).kind of goes against what i said above but relative positioning allows the browser to dictate the flow of document, which means you’re less likely to run into responsiveness issues. try to avoid using fixed or absolute positioning.Position: absolute /* or position: fixed */ if your elements need to be off-center, you might want to use the center as your anchor point with the following code, then adjust it accordingly:.this is probably one of the easiest ways to implement responsive design, although it does depend on the layout of your theme. Here’s some of the things that i like to do: Responsive design refers to how your website looks on different devices, with different screen sizes, resolutions and zoom levels.Īgain, there’s tons of articles and guides that cover this so i strongly recommend googling them. Useful tips for tumblr theme creators (part 3) designing for responsiveness. i’ve tried replicating the issue, but the posts have always shown up properly. i don’t think it’s possible to unnest blockquotes using solely html and css.Īlso, i know this happened MONTHS ago but i’ve been seeing these out-of-order posts recently, so i’m wondering if it’s still happening. it does use javascript but the plugin does most of the heavy lifting, so all you really need to do is change a few of the default values and make sure your posts are wrapped by something (they use in the example). I think most themes with dashboard style reblogs use this plugin. I’ve only ever dabbled in css and html edits (^▽^ ) i’m looking into how to “unnest” the blockquotes on my blog theme so it resembles the dashboard, but most tutorials seem to use javascript
it’s been plaguing us since last august and at this point it’s probably here to stay.
I’m so glad it’s not just me, only noticed bc I’m making a new sideblog and tried a theme I know that NEVER did this! is there a fix yet? It doesn’t matter what blog theme i use if uses nested blockquotes, it shows up like this i tested out my running theory and proved that it’s caused by reblogging on mobile The blockquote contents get shifted upward and don’t display in the correct format. Am i the only one experiencing this glitch with nested blockquotes on desktop?
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