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    sottwell Reply #21, 11 years, 10 months ago
    It produces HTML. The responsive part is up to you and the CSS you use. Responsive is all done with classnames and CSS.
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      fourroses666 Reply #22, 11 years, 10 months ago
      Making an online manual lets yourself understand Modx better and the clients can re-read the instructions how to edit pages etc.

      Like I did for Evo (dutch)
      http://support.esens.nl/klanten/handleiding
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        Mark Hamstra Reply #23, 11 years, 10 months ago
        Quote from: sottwell at Nov 13, 2014, 10:44 PM
        Mark, have you considered a front-end application of ContentBlocks? That would really be cool.

        We've had a surprising number of people reach out to us asking for a stand alone version so they can add it to their CMS of choice or custom apps lately, so it's an interesting idea wink

        It's not on the table right now (and we're still too tightly coupled to the manager) but who knows what 2.0 will bring tongue I am toying around with the idea of making it possible to load a separate content canvas outside the resource content (e.g. as a TV, or within a third party component) though, so maybe front-end wouldn't be too far behind that.
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