Hybrid development: AppFrameworks mobile development framework defines page layout

In this code, we will use the appframeworks framework to build a super simple image preview application, using basic page definitions. It does not require you to write any independent JavaScript code. It is super fast and cool, and is very suitable for everyone to develop mobile applications based on hybrid mode.

 < div   id = "afui" >   
 
 < div   id = "header" >  
 <!--
 You don't need to define it here, af will automatically render it as follows:
 <   id = "backButton"   href = "javascript:;"   class = "button"   style = "visibility: hidden; " > Back </ a >  
 < h1   id = "pageTitle" > Page Title </ h1 >  
 -- >   
 </ div >   
   
 < div   id = "content" >   
     
 <!-- Define Home Page -->  
 < div   id = "main"   class = "panel"   data-title = "Home"   selected = "true" >   
       
 <!-- Define a list -->  
 < ul   class = "list" >  
 < li > < a   href = "#page1"   class = "icon picture" > Page 1 </ a > </ li >  
 < li > < a   href = "#page2"   class = "icon picture" > Page 2 </ a > </ li >  
 </ ul >   
       
 </ div >   
     
 <!-- Definition page 1 -->  
 < div   id = "page1"   class = "panel"   data-title = "Page 1" >   
       
 <!-- Define a picture list here -->  
 < ul   class = "list" >   
         
 <!-- Add a scroll to bottom button -->  
 < li >  
 <   href = "#"   class = "icon down"   onclick = "$.ui.scrollToBottom('page1');" > Scroll to the bottom </ a >  
 </ li >   
         
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/222222/ffffff" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/444444/ffffff" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/666666/ffffff" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/888888/ffffff" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/aaaaaa/ffffff" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/cccccc/bbbbbb" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/dddddd/aaaaaa" > </ li >  
 < li > < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200&text=palette/eeeeee/999999" > </ li >   
         
 <!-- Add a scroll to top button -->  
 < li >  
 <   href = "#"   class = "icon up"   onclick = "$.ui.scrollToTop('page1');" > Scroll to the bottom </ a >  
 </ li >  
 </ ul >   
       
 </ div >   
     
 <!-- Definition page 2 -->  
 < div   id = "page2"   class = "panel"   data-title = "Page 2" >  
 <!-- Image Content -->  
 < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200/dd4814/ffffff" >  
 < img   src = "http://www.gbtags.com/gb/laitu/500x200/dd4814/000000" >   
       
 </ div >   
     
 </ div >   
   
 < div   id = "navbar" >  
 <!-- Define the navigation bar -->  
 <   href = "#main"   class = "icon home" > Home </ a >  
 <   href = "#page1"   class = "icon picture" > Page 1 </ a >  
 <   href = "#page2"   class = "icon picture" > Page 2 </ a >  
 </ div >   
   
 </ div >   
 
 
 <!-- Selector Class Library -->  
 < script   src = "http://cdn.gbtags.com/appframework/2.1/appframework.min.js" > </ script >  
 <!-- Related UI class library -->  
 < script   src = "http://cdn.gbtags.com/appframework/2.1/appframework.ui.min.js" > </ script >  
 <!-- In order to better simulate the trigger scrolling of mobile devices in desktop browsers, add a plug-in provided by ap -->  
 < script   src = "http://cdn.gbtags.com/appframework/2.1/af.desktopBrowsers.js" > </ script >

Then:

 /* Import af related CSS */   
 
 @ import url( 'http://cdn.gbtags.com/appframework/2.1/af.ui.css' ); /* ui related */  
 @ import url( 'http://cdn.gbtags.com/appframework/2.1/icons.css' ); /* Icon related */   
 
 /*Define beautify css */  
 body{
 font-family: 'microsoft yahei' ,Arial,sans-serif;
 margin:0;
 padding:0;
 } 
 
 #page1 img{  
 max-width: 100%;
 }