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My Twitter Digest for 03/03/2016
- RT @StatusLinode: Undersea Cable System Cuts in Singapore https://t.co/2sghn0C4w1 09:03:03, 2016-03-03
- My Twitter Digest for 03/02/2016 https://t.co/lPZkfWGUWM 15:30:19, 2016-03-03
FFR The database preferences for locally hosted Drupal…
FFR: The database preferences for locally hosted Drupal sites running in Acquia Dev Desktop are located in the .acquia/DevDesktop/DrupalSettings folder in your home directory. On Widnows that’s /Users/YourName/. This is especially important if you’ve just imported a Drupal site from elsewhere that has it’s own settings.php that will be left in the structure but ignored. Things like db table prefixes are not picked up in the import process and you’re on your own to track things down to make the site run locally.
Google launches Resizer to help with responsive design
An interactive viewer to see and test how digital products respond to material design breakpoints across desktop, mobile, and tablet.
https://design.google.com/articles/introducing-resizer/
Basically Resizer is a website that lets you look at how your responsive design is going to look across multiple screens. It provides instant access to a number of different screen sizes and orientations in a way that is a lot less fussy than resizing browser windows. Give it a try and enter the address of any website to see how the layout responds at different break points.