#responsive

[eossa]

Medea

Page 51 by @eossa

A responsive page that you can use to display your favorite media or as a portfolio page, with combination filtering and dark mode.

Previews: vanillaJS version | noJS version

When you download the code (here, here, or here), you will receive both the vanillaJS and the noJS version. For concerns regarding customization or credits, please refer to the page guide.

[jcinkskins]

Sabotage is a retro, minimal, spy-chic full jcink skin meant to be simple and easy to read. The design is inspired by "Simple Sabotage Field Manual", a WWII era CIA guide for ordinary citizens.

Live preview: illustrious.jcink.net/index.php

Choose Sabotage from the skin switcher at the bottom.

Download https://ko-fi.com/s/3ed8eb1d05

More info: https://illustrious.jcink.net/index.php?showtopic=62

Features

Fully responsive and mobile friendly

Improved accessibility, optimized for screenreaders and keyboard navigability

Custom Profile

Custom member list

Six member group colors

Font Awesome 6

Basic custom BBCodes

Bonus BBCodes

CSS variables for quick customization

License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 This skin is free for non-commercial use, you may edit/adapt/share, as long as you leave credit intact and allow others to edit/share on the same terms.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Class action lawsuits against six of Ontario's largest for-profit long-term care (LTC) home providers, claiming gross negligence that led to illnesses and deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic, have been allowed to proceed.

In a ruling last week, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice certified class action suits against Sienna, Revera, Schlegel, Responsive, Extendicare and Chartwell.

The separate class actions were filed on behalf of thousands of clients, family members and visitors, who allege the companies were unprepared to provide care during the pandemic and failed to protect the health of residents and visitors.

Full article

Tagging: @politicsofcanada

[divinector]

Responsive Website

[energy-healing-with-jen]

WEEKEND LEARNING From Reactive to Responsive Relationships: Transforming How We Connect

In the dance of human connection, there exists a subtle yet profound distinction that shapes the quality of our relationships: the difference between reacting and responding. This distinction, often overlooked in our fast-paced world, holds the key to transforming how we connect with others on every level—from intimate partnerships to workplace collaborations and casual friendships.

The Reactive Trap

When we react, we operate on autopilot. Something triggers us—a comment, a text message, a facial expression—and we immediately fire back without pausing to process. Our nervous system takes over, often activating our fight-or-flight response. The words that come out of our mouths or the messages we type aren't carefully chosen; they're automatic, instinctive, and frequently rooted in past patterns.

Lisa, a marketing executive, describes her realization: "I'd snap at my partner whenever he asked about dinner plans. It wasn't until therapy that I realized I was actually reacting to childhood memories of mealtime stress—not to his simple question."

Reactive relationships operate in cycles. One person reacts, triggering the other to react in turn. Before long, neither person feels heard or understood, and both feel increasingly justified in their emotional responses.

The Responsive Revolution

Responding, by contrast, introduces a crucial element into the equation: choice. When we respond, we create space between stimulus and action—space that allows us to consider multiple perspectives, access our values, and align our communication with our deeper intentions.

This doesn't mean overthinking or delaying necessary communication. Rather, it means bringing consciousness to our interactions. A response might take only seconds longer than a reaction, but it comes from a different place entirely.

The Benefits Across All Relationships

Intimate Partnerships

In romantic relationships, the shift from reactive to responsive communication prevents the accumulation of resentment. Partners who respond rather than react are able to address the actual issue at hand rather than fighting about fighting.

"The moment we both committed to responding instead of reacting, our arguments stopped spiraling," shares Miguel, a relationship coach. "We could disagree without it becoming a referendum on our entire relationship."

Workplace Connections

Professional relationships thrive on responsive communication. Teams that cultivate a responsive culture report higher levels of psychological safety, creativity, and problem-solving capacity.

Research from organizational psychology shows that responsive teams are more innovative because members feel safe sharing unconventional ideas without fear of reactive dismissal or criticism.

Parent-Child Bonds

Perhaps nowhere is the distinction more impactful than in parenting. Children learn emotional regulation not through lectures but through observation. Parents who model responsive communication raise children who develop stronger emotional intelligence.

"When I respond thoughtfully to my daughter instead of reacting to her behavior, I'm literally helping wire her brain for healthier relationships," notes Dr. James Chen, developmental psychologist.

Friendships

Even casual relationships benefit from responsiveness. Friends who feel responded to rather than reacted to report feeling more valued and understood.

The Path to Responsive Relationships

The good news is that responsive communication is a learnable skill. Here are the fundamental shifts:

Create a pause. Even a brief moment between trigger and response allows your nervous system to regulate and your prefrontal cortex to engage.

Get curious rather than certain. Ask yourself: "What else might be happening here? What might I be missing?"

Connect with intention. Before speaking, typing, or acting, clarify your deeper intention for the relationship beyond "winning" the current exchange.

Practice emotional awareness. Notice when you're emotionally flooded and learn to recognize when you're more likely to react than respond.

Extend compassion—to yourself and others. Reactions happen. When they do, repair rather than defend.

The Ripple Effect

As we shift from reactive to responsive communication in our key relationships, we create ripples that extend outward. Workplaces become more collaborative. Families become more connected. Communities become more cohesive.

In a world often characterized by knee-jerk reactions and polarization, cultivating responsive relationships might be not just personally beneficial but culturally revolutionary—a small shift with enormous implications for how we navigate our increasingly complex world together.

The transformation begins with a simple recognition: in the space between stimulus and response lies our greatest power. It's time we claimed it.

[furiouslovepolice]

Responsive Sortable Table for HTML Websites

People watch website both from Laptop and Mobile. So, when a web developer creates Table, he or she should make it as responsive. Sometimes it is important to set different color for odd and even row that reader can read the table easily. This Code can make your Table Header sortable too.

[eossa]

Romantisch

Theme 14 by @eossa

Updated version of the revamped theme from 2022 - now supports Tumblr's new post format and types.

Please note that unlike the previous version, this one does not support infinite scroll, as it would keep breaking posts.

Please follow the source link or click here to access the previews and code for this theme.

[wow-web]

#2176 https://saporienatura.it/negozio/

[skinsort]

Hey, here's a responsive application template I coded up a while ago. The different images show the different stages of it's appearance ranging from a mobile screen to a large one. You can use this in a post, or install it on your member info page on a jcink board pretty easily. You can see a version of this I implemented on my own board here.

[jcinkskins]

Black Hole free jcink theme

Black Hole is a dark, modern, sci-fi jcink skin meant to be simple and easy to read.

Live preview: illustrious.jcink.net/index.php

Download: https://ko-fi.com/s/a1dedce539

Features

Mobile friendly

Custom Profile

Custom member list

Six member group colors

Font Awesome 6

Basic custom BBCodes

License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 This skin is free for non-commercial use, you may edit/adapt/share, as long as you leave credit intact and allow others to use/edit/share on the same terms.

[codingflicks]

Responsive CSS Timeline Design

[grrl-beetle]

adidas EQT Responsive

[aiopsconsulting]

Our E-Book on Generative AI ,ChatGPT , Responsive AI and Cognitive AI. Check it out here:

Generative AI ChatGPT Reponsive AI — AI Ops Consulting (ai-ops-consulting.com)

[promanagewebdevelopmentcompany]

Critical Insights Why User-Friendly Mobile Design Is a Must-Have for Businesses

Almost 60% of users say they will not recommend a business that has a badly designed mobile site. OK, so you have a mobile-friendly website! That’s great. But, if it looks bad, or worse still if it’s creating a bad user experience for your visitors, then you’re in no better position than a business that has a website that’s not mobile-friendly. These days, it’s all about ease-of-use, so Hire Joomla Developer and make sure your website’s mobile design is super user-friendly.

[responsiveanswering]

Florida Answering Service

Boost your Florida business with Responsive Answering, a specialized answering service rooted in local Florida insights and powered by nationwide reach. From Miami's hustle to Tampa's legal nuances, our bilingual agents ensure impeccable customer experiences round the clock. With 24/7 availability, tailored solutions, and a commitment to your success, we bridge the gap between Florida familiarity and nationwide excellence. Choose Responsive for Florida answering service for your communication needs.