UX design update in responsive settings with a looper provider and consumer

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#1

Hi guys,

I would like some advice on a site we collaborated on 5-6 years ago. https://bricklaneespresso.com/ As you will see, it is for a restaurant which has 2 menus:

These are presented in a responsive manner:

  • one for XS-SM

  • one for M-XL

Now my client can navigate changes for both on the M-XL styling, but they never realised we crafted an XS-SM approach. Both of which have been admired by a growing audience to the point where they have been awarded as ‘Best Business in the local government area of Kuringai’ in Sydney. This is a huge honour for us all.

However, as you have seen across many projects, editors do not always understand the nuances of crafted code. Is it possible to build a looper provider and consumer model so we can deploy one set of content to both designs?

#3

Hello @philysgdy,

Thank you for the inquiry.

We tried logging in to the site using the provided credentials, but the username doesn’t exist or is invalid. Please provide a valid account in the secure note. Regarding the layout, have you tried moving the content to the same section and applying the looper provider to it, so they share the same data?

We’ll wait for the login credentials, then check the site again.

Best regards,

#4

Hey Ismael
Thank you for your response.
I am happy to test that idea but I will wait for you to have a look under the hood. I have a tab set up as you would have seen for XS-SM using coded content.
I have classic sections set up for M-XL.
I would appreciate some guidance to setting up the looper provider to achieve both as I thinking the same styling can now be applied to XS-SM.

Thanks in advance
Phil

#5

Hi guys, is there any more information you need from me to help me define a solution?

I have just looked over Josh‘s new YouTube on dynamic content API. Am I right thinking this approach may well suit my problem.? I look forward to your response. Thanks in advance.

Phil.