Wouldn’t it be nice if you could have your node edit tabs (view, edit, manage display, etc.) without having them push your layout down 50-100 pixels? Well, good news: you can!
This is how the node tabs normally look (with my subtheme styles). Not even close to what my normal visitors will see..
This is what I’m going to show you how to do in this post…
You can get a better sense of it from this short video.
A few people have asked me how I made the new gench site responsive, meaning its layout adjusts depending on the width of the browser or device. You can see it in action here by simply resizing your browser window (or flip your mobile device from horizontal to vertical or vice versa).
Part of the answer is that I created a Drupal subtheme based on a responsive theme (Omega – but there are others). This is taking care of the actual media queries that create the various sized layouts or “breakpoints.”
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