This project contains the documentation for Lightbend Orchestration. This is a Paradox project that will be published to Lightbend Tech Hub.
sbt paradox
or for continuous processing use ~paradox
within sbt
$ sbt
~paradox
sbt run
The Lightbend style uses Zurb Foundation for layout. The basic media query concepts are to support "small", "medium", "large" screens, and lay things out in a 12 column grid.
For example, you can place an image within the layout grid like:
<img src="some.png" "small-5 medium-4 large-3">
which means roughly: "take 5/12th of the screen on phone screens, 4/12th on medium tablet screens, and 3/12th of the screen for laptops"
other examples:
<img src="some.png" "small-10 medium-7 large-5">
<img src="some.png" "small-12 large-9 float-center">
<img src="some.png" "small-12 medium-10 large-7">
<img src="some.png" "small-12 medium-9 large-6">
As a test, you can resize the browser on a large monitor, shrinking the window to preview the medium and small layouts. Our style hides the side menus when it reaches the small breakpoint.
references:
Consult "Lightbend Orchestration Release Process" on Google Drive
Enterprise Suite Platform Team [email protected]