I recently delved into the world of Foundation by Zurb and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. The website building process has become incredibly fast and efficient with this framework. I have already mastered creating rows with customized columns and even nested columns. However, a new challenge has arisen. Prior to using Foundation, I was working on a website that had a unique layout - a wrapper containing a header with a navigation menu and a div housing an image slider. This slider overlapped the header and partially extended over the main content section below. Achieving this effect involved relative positioning with fixed pixels. Can I replicate this same layout using Foundation while ensuring responsiveness? Since pixel values may not be feasible due to responsiveness requirements, should percentages be used to define the top and right properties of the div? Navigating the grid system of Foundation presents some uncertainty in this regard. To provide clarity, I have attached a mockup illustrating the desired layout. While simple, the image should elucidate my goal.
Here is a preview of the page under development in Foundation:
HTML code for the Foundation-based page:
<!DOCTYPE html>
... (omitted for brevity) ...
</body>
</html>
To explore this HTML file alongside the latest version of Foundation (3.2.2), feel free to download it from: