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Layout and design
Last updated 11/30/2015
Add new media queries
1 Drag the scrubber along the ruler to the required size.
2 Click .
3 In the pop-up that appears, the max-width option is selected by default. To specify min-width or min-max, select
the appropriate option in the drop-down list.
Then, select a CSS source in which the media query must be added.
If you choose to create a new CSS file, another pop-up appears. Specify the name and the path of the new CSS file
and click OK.
To undo, press Ctrl+Z (Win) or Cmd+Z (Mac).
Delete media queries
1 Right-click the corresponding Visual Media Query bar.
2 Click Delete and then click the media query that you want to delete.
3 Click OK to confirm that you want to delete all the media queries and the associated selectors.
To undo, press Ctrl+Z (Win) or Cmd+Z (Mac).
View the code for media queries
1 Right-click the required Visual Media Query bar and hover your mouse on Go To Code.
A list of all media queries in that particular breakpoint range along with the files in the which they are declared
appears.
2 Click the required media query to navigate to the corresponding code in Code View.
If the Code View is not visible, the document is switched to Split view to display the code.
Responsive design using fluid grid layouts
The layout of a website has to respond and adapt to the dimensions of the device on which it is displayed (responsive
design). A fluid grid layout provides a visual way to create different layouts corresponding to devices on which the
website is displayed.