This project contains the documentation for Lightbend Orchestration. This is a Paradox project that will be published to Lightbend Tech Hub.
Lightbend Orchestration is no longer actively developed and will reach its End of Life on April 15, 2020.
We recommend Migrating to the Improved Kubernetes Deployment Experience.
sbt paradox
or for continuous processing use ~paradox
within sbt
$ sbt
~paradox
sbt run
The Lightbend style uses Zurb Foundation for layout. The basic media query concepts are to support "small", "medium", "large" screens, and lay things out in a 12 column grid.
For example, you can place an image within the layout grid like:
<img src="some.png" "small-5 medium-4 large-3">
which means roughly: "take 5/12th of the screen on phone screens, 4/12th on medium tablet screens, and 3/12th of the screen for laptops"
other examples:
<img src="some.png" "small-10 medium-7 large-5">
<img src="some.png" "small-12 large-9 float-center">
<img src="some.png" "small-12 medium-10 large-7">
<img src="some.png" "small-12 medium-9 large-6">
As a test, you can resize the browser on a large monitor, shrinking the window to preview the medium and small layouts. Our style hides the side menus when it reaches the small breakpoint.
references:
Consult "Lightbend Orchestration Release Process" on Google Drive