Welcome to the end of our five part series titled “How to Implement a Responsive Layout in AEM”, if you haven’t read the previous articles please do so before reading this article. This article will cover the more advanced options of the responsive layouting system. This information will help you customize your experience even further. …
Welcome to part 4 of our series titled “How to Implement a Responsive Layout in AEM”, if you haven’t read the previous articles please do so before reading this article. This section will cover the creation of new *col.jsp and *col.html scripts. These can be used to create new and varying page templates, more readable …
Creating Different Page Templates for Use with the Responsive Grid Component Welcome to part 3 of our series titled “How to Implement a Responsive Layout in AEM”. If you haven’t read the previous article please do so before reading this article. There are times when you might want to have a particular page template with …
The components and the page template referred to in this section come with the Prototype Responsive Page Layout package versions 1.4 and later. The latest version of this package can be found here along with other related packages. The previous article, How to Implement a Responsive Layout in AEM part 1, covered the details of …
What Is A Responsive Layout? We, and more importantly our customers, want responsive web pages. A responsive web page negates the need to have separate web pages (and content) for desktop computers, tablets, mobile phones, and all their various screen sizes and aspect ratios. Managing such a project on a non-responsive site is a nightmare …