My posts

[MichaelCo]

‌where do I get the link to all of my posts?

[hans-g. · Accepted solution]

Hello Michael,

you only need to click into your name or your avatar, then use "activities" (translated from my German JIVE) and you will see your posts (see my screenshot with some of them):

Hans-Günter

[MichaelCo]

‌Thank you for your help.  I am not sure how this forum works yet but will try to learn

[hans-g.]

Hello Michael,

you are welcome! AND I'm sure you will gain many interesting insights here.

Hans-Günter

P.S.

Many thanks for your "little green star".

[hans-g.]

... another way to find your posts: use forum's search function by inserting your nickname "MichaelCo".

[MichaelCo]

‌Thank you Hans. I am trying to alter my site to make it mobile friendly and I imagine I will have many problems on the way. I designed original site but I get the feeling that Fluid layouts may be a bit more difficult.

[hans-g.]

Hello Michael,

did you see this Adobe video tutorial to Explore fluid grid layouts | Adobe Dreamweaver CC tutorials‌?

A former training course I can point to is Building fluid grid layouts in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 | Adobe Inspire Magazine‌

DW itself offers the possibility to create Fluid layouts, in my DW with this (translated from my German DW) "For new responsive pages it is recommended to use bootstrap >>> button >>> generate with bootstrap".

Hans-Günter

P.S.

For further informations on this subject and to get more answers, you should start a new thread. Users see that this thread here is answered/closed.

[Claudio_González1]

No, we just see it as Answered. Closed threads have no special mark, although they should.

[John T Smith]

MichaelCo wrote:

Thank you for your help.  I am not sure how this forum works yet but will try to learn

User Manual for the Adobe Community (the forums) https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-4714

-or http://docs.jivesoftware.com/jive/7.0/community_user/index.jsp