FrontAccounting forum — HTML5 and Responsive

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-12-02T02:05:58Z

This work is now as complete as I'm going to make it for the moment at least. See the announcement here.

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-10T10:23:47Z

I'm currently working on this. The approach I'm taking is a pure php solution with no jQuery hacking of the classes. I'm delegating the render code to a default renderer, and allowing themes to implement the render. You can track progress if you like on my todo list

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-08T13:14:40Z

Thank you

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-07T17:13:05Z

Kind of... It'll be a valid HTML5 page, but it won't do anything that the old page didn't. Except not work in old browsers.

To benefit from the new features of HTML, the theme (which outputs the actual page) needs to explicitly include those features. I'm no web developer, but I don't think there are any such features which could not be implemented in Javascript.

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-07T16:47:54Z

So editing access\logins.php, access\password_reset.php and include\header.inc with the new doc type makes it html5.

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-07T14:30:57Z

Well that's very good. Apparently updating to HTML5 is as simlple as

"Update the old DOCTYPE declaration which no one ever bothered remembering with – and.. you’ve gone HTML5!"

But I can't find where to do this?
Kind regards

Re: HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-07T04:24:52Z

Yes definitely, But Fa supports to work on tablets , also. If you are a developer, you can make it responsive to all mobiles.

HTML5 and Responsive

2014-11-06T12:15:30Z

My reasons:
1 Currently using HTML 4
2 I don't think desktops are the most common way to access the internet any more