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datocms-plugin-responsive-widths

v0.1.6

Published

A simple plugin that allows saving large, medium, and small widths, for use with column blocks

Downloads

18

Readme

Responsive widths

A simple plugin that saves an object structured like:

{large: "", medium: "", small: ""}

Where each key represents a screen size, and the screen size metric is stored as a string, assumed to be a percentage.

This plugin is ideal for a grid column block, rendered within a modular content field of a grid block.

Suggested implementation:

  1. Add a new JSON field to a block that respresents a column
  2. in the field editor > presentation tab, select "responsive widths" as the field editor
  3. Create a modular content field in a block that represents a grid, only allowing blocks that contain the "responsive widths" field (i.e. grid column blocks)

You can check out the youtube video tutorial on the suggested implementation here: https://youtu.be/OgZE1A8W0hA