This Page Action automatically applies a clearfix to all unfloated parents with floated children, preventing the parent’s height from collapsing.
944 downloads, 4 comments.
In Freeway 7 the CSS Menu Action gives you the opportunity create a responsive menu, It does this by swopping out an input checkbox with a graphic of your choice. Unfortunately there is a certain attribute missing from that html output and thats the name of the input item. If you were then to use an application such as forms to go on that page it will throw up an error due to the checkbox’s lack of name.
292 downloads, 0 comments.
Use an HTML5 Video tag as the background to your page. This will work in modern browsers, and falls back to a static image in older or non-standard browsers.
783 downloads, 5 comments.
Create an area on your page that fades in and out, showing new content each time. This Action is very flexible in application, and can handle a wide range of content types.
579 downloads, 40 comments.
Converts the page width at all breakpoints from a fixed width to a flexible width. To be used in conjunction with the Box Sizing (FW7) Action.
495 downloads, 0 comments.
Allows you to change items' box sizing value from the default of padding-box to border-box.
286 downloads, 1 comment.
Target Show/Hide Layer Extras is a simple page Action (Page > Actions > Target Show/Hide Layer Extras) that allows you to change the standard fade effect found in the stock Target Show/Hide Layer Action for one of of a number of other effects.
345 downloads, 1 comment.
Extracted from TableKit, this Action converts a Freeway-drawn table to a complete semantic table, with <thead> and <tbody> elements as mandated by the W3C spec. It can also (optionally) strip out the P tags that Freeway insists on using to wrap your table content, and add a <tfoot> element if you need that.
165 downloads, 0 comments.
Make a CSS menu for your Backdraft site that responds to the breakpoints you’ve set for your layout. When you scale down below the smallest “large screen”, you get a screen-space-preserving “hamburger” menu button.
674 downloads, 18 comments.
Apply HTML5 Page Action to your XHTML page to convert the doctype to HTML5. No other changes are needed to have a valid HTML5 page. This Action is built in to the other HTML5 Actions – there is no need to apply it to the page if you have already applied HTML5 Element or HTML5 Input to any element on the page.
208 downloads, 2 comments.
This Action creates a little ‘more…’ link in an overflowed HTML box, and shifts the overflow content into a lightbox-style overlay.
403 downloads, 8 comments.
WebTicker is a simple action that can be applied to any standard layered html box and have the content automatically scrolled like a news ticker. The scrolling is automatically stopped when the user mouses over the text and restarts when they mouse out.
422 downloads, 13 comments.
This is a bit of a patch for the Responsive CSS Menu Action until it can be updated. This Action, when applied to the same element as the Responsive CSS Menu Action, will apply a class of active to any links that point to the current page. This allows you to manually create a class style (.active) with the style of the current menu item.
309 downloads, 30 comments.
Need to create a web site that uses an online publishing system, such as a weblog or a content management system? Have a client that needs to make updates to their site themselves but they don’t have any Macs? This Action Suite allows you to create a dynamic site using ExpressionEngine (available separately) and Freeway that can be easily updated by users. ExpressionEngine (EE) is a highly flexible content management system (CMS) that allows those without extensive PHP experience to create database driven websites that rival sites with tens of thousands of dollars of custom scripting and database development.
200 downloads, 2 comments.
Text on a curve? On a website? Is that possible? Well, yes it is. Normally, however, such exploits are undertaken with either a bitmap image, or a foray into some SVG editing application.
110 downloads, 0 comments.
Add this Action to an empty HTML box on your page to get rid of the annoying 1px font size (and missing Overflow setting) that Freeway foists on empty boxes.
56 downloads, 1 comment.
This Action wires an individual form element or all form elements on the page to display its value when the form is posted back to itself.
134 downloads, 0 comments.
Hate adding the same CSS over and over again, with different vendor-specific prefixes each time? PrefixFree is a page or folder Action which allows you to apply the prefixfree.js script to your page, dramatically simplifying any new or experimental CSS you may add to your site.
46 downloads, 0 comments.
This standalone Action places an input field on the page that will scroll pre-defined messages inside it like ticker tape.
239 downloads, 7 comments.
This Action allows you to completely remove or replace the Style tag of the PageDiv, or to add a ClassName to that tag.
58 downloads, 0 comments.
This is an action that can be used to style table cells background colour in Freeway Pro using onmouseover and onmouseout. Apply to each cell and then set the colour the cell background should change to on moving the cursor over and then for when moving the cursor out of the cell area.
114 downloads, 1 comment.
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Want to use the Simple Site Search on the same page as another form? You’ll find the work-arounds are pretty complex. Simple Site Search Helper makes it easy to combine forms like this.
104 downloads, 0 comments.
If you are creating an external style sheet using CSSEdit or another stylesheet editor, you might become impatient with Freeway’s lack of classnames and weak support for IDs within its interface. The Extended dialog can help you add these, but it’s torturous to use. This action will allow you to apply a classname and/or an ID to nearly any element of a Freeway page.
114 downloads, 3 comments.
Make a proper Description List (DL) in Freeway.
26 downloads, 2 comments.