![]() ![]() The emulator toolbar displays additional layout options: Select the Emulator icon from the top toolbar: Any layout changes you make for the iPhone 6 will be applicable to other devices under the Phones breakpoint, such as iPhone 5 (defined as 320 pixels). any devices positioned to the left of the active breakpoint marker, but before the next breakpoint marker.įor example, when you select the device iPhone 6 Plus (defined with a width of 540 pixels) for emulation and layout, the breakpoint Phone (defined as 768 pixels) will be activated too. Any layout changes that you make will be applicable for other devices to which the breakpoint applies, i.e. When using the emulator, you select a specific device for emulation and layout definition and the related breakpoint will be highlighted too. It would be possible to define breakpoints for every individual device, but this would drastically increase the effort required for layout definition and maintenance. everything above the last configured breakpoint). The device Desktop, which does not have a specific width, relates to the default breakpoint (i.e. You cannot select the breakpoint specifically, selecting a device and orientation will automatically select the appropriate breakpoint.The range of a breakpoint extends left until the next breakpoint.The breakpoints are usually valid for a selection of devices, dependent on the width of their displays.They effectively define the maximum width (in pixels) of any device using a specific layout.Breakpoints are the points which separate the layout definitions. ![]() In addition to the device type, the orientation, selected by the Rotate device option, can impact the breakpoint selected as the width changes. The emulator enables you to emulate these layouts on a range of devices.When you are creating your website content you want to ensure that your content is displayed appropriate to the device being used to view it.ĪEM allows you to define layouts dependent on the width of the device: Layout Definitions, Device Emulation, and Breakpoints See Configuring Responsive Layout for further information. Use of the above mechanisms is enabled by configuration on the template. Hide components for specific device layouts.ĭepending on your project, the Layout Container might be used as the default paragraph system for your pages or as a component available to be added to your page via the component browser (or both).Use horizontal snap to grid allowing you to place components in the grid, resize as required, and define when they should collapse/reflow to be side-by-side or above/below.Use these same breakpoints and content layouts to ensure that your content is responsive to the size of the browser window on the desktop.Use breakpoints to define differing content layouts based on device width (related to device type and orientation).With these responsive grid mechanisms you can: The user can then see how the content will be rendered using the emulator. This allows you to create and edit responsive websites that rearrange the layout according to device/window size by resizing components interactively. Once the layout container is positioned on your page you can use the Layout mode to position content within the responsive grid. It can also be set as the default paragraph system on your page. This component is available in the component browser and provides a grid-paragraph system to allow you to add and position components within a responsive grid. The user can then see how the content will be rendered for specific devices using the emulator.ĪEM realizes responsive layout for your pages using a combination of mechanisms: For example, you can customize the component size or whether the component can be seen on specific devices.Uses pre-defined breakpoints (for example, for phone, tablet, etc.) to allow you to define the required behavior of content for related devices/orientation.Provides horizontal snap to grid, together with the ability to place components into the grid side-by-side and define when they should collapse/reflow.The component is used in conjunction with the Layout mode, which allows you to create and edit your responsive layout dependent on device. This grid can rearrange the layout according to the device/window size and format. This provides a paragraph system that allows you to position components within a responsive grid. AEM allows you to have a responsive layout for your pages by using the Layout Container component. ![]()
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