Finally had some hours yesterday to play with Webflow. I am amazed how cool it is and fun to use - I love it! It’s a tool I been looking for so long - Wix just doesn’t cut it.
I am fairly new to html/css, and actually I feel like this is helping me learn as I can see how the different attributes apply visually.
Thanks for the help with my question some days ago, and thought I would post my output from the hours yesterday http://bellhop.webflow.com/
Can’t wait for multiple pages and some of the other stuff on the roadmap!
Great website, I love it. However, it could just be me (let me know if this is the case), but when I resize my browser (Chrome, on a MacBook Pro) to the size of a mobile device, a few things near the top of the page, like ‘arrange a showing’ mess up a little, as well a couple of other elements on the page.
Yeah it looks like your submit button is Position: Relative with some values under there (that’s why it’s overlapping the text. For mobile you can change the Position to Static and then use Margin:0 Auto to center it.
@bartekkustra For now I went the ultra manual way of duplicating (after export) the index.html into a dk directory, and then translating that. Soon though, I need to try one of your methods because I can see my method becoming very overwhelming soon…
Question: How did you do the web form signup? Is it working? I couldn’t get it to submit.
Is it integrated into something like Mailchimp directly? If so, how did you do it?
What I was trying to solve was the ability to have an ajax mailchimp signup form in the page - which doesn’t pop the user out of the site just to sign up - like the MC web form examples do. That’s not the experience I wanted. So I duct-taped my own together.
I would prefer not to mess with it at all and am awaiting MailChimp or Campaign Monitor API access (like squarespace has - but they suck) and just enter my mailchimp account and id and whammo - Bob’s your uncle.