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A: 2.1 is a general refinment of 2.0 and encompasses all we've learned about building responsive websites in Freeway 7 over the last year. For the full list, see the "What's New" page at the Docs ›
A: We’re afraid not. Template files are unlike software and even actions; there is no upgrade path to use. However, you can continue to use your existing document just as you were.
A: Some third-party stuff and Freeway actions will work fine in a responsive layout, while others won’t. Check the list of third-party integrations on the Docs website.
A: It depends on your skill level. If you are an experienced Freeway user, know your way around inline design, and can hack some working CSS together, there are no restrictions. However, if you are new to Freeway, have not done inline construction, and don’t know CSS, you may find your design style held back a bit.
A: Thomas Kimmich has been creating screencasts to explain inflow construction. Watch them here ›
A: The difference is purely cosmetic. The regular modules have colored columns on a transparent backdraft, and the "alt" modules have transparent columns on a colored field. This used to require a different construction before Softpress created the "Auto Clearfix" action, which is why they were created in the first place. The reason why they have been left in is because that styling is very popular and common.
A: Yes, and all in one afternoon. If you want to deconstruct the Freeway file, contact me and I'll send it along.