I am a web design student and I am working on my portfolio site. I have a resume page that has a non-traditional design or layout. The problem I am running into occurs when the page is resized. Certain elements are pushed down as the window gets smaller. I need to find a way to adjust their top margin as the resize occurs, but I have not been able to accomplish this with media queries alone. Please see the following codepen for an example of the issue I am running into.
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/Hkpny
As the browser goes below 1440px, the boxes hanging from the ropes start to push down. Is there a way to use javascript to recalculate the margin-top and apply it to the elements when the user reduces or increases the window resize? The ultimate goal is to have the ropes stay connected where the red dots have been placed because I am going to give the hanging boxes a subtle swing or sway animation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I don't get it, all I had to do is to is what you did but for margin-top. You may want to play a bit with the values because I've never used scss before in my life (I'd do it with a <canvas> and javascript to begin with), but it works. http://codepen.io/anon/pen/iJgqn
Btw if you plan to display it in landscape mode on mobile, you may want to cut the shields left and right or it may get scaled very small. Maybe put them under the big shield in that case and get as much zoom on the rest as possible.