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Hello!
HABpanel is using angular-gridster for layout management.
What do you think of applying responsive styles to it? There were some attempts already to make a nice scalable grid for all the devices.
The only concern I have is that some inner parts of the widgets (icons, mostly) are not scalable/pixel-based.
We could also utilize mobileBreakPoint property for the widgets?
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The mobileBreakPoint was disabled because it's impossible to reorder the tiles when it's in effect. As for the dynamic columns (if I understand correctly) why not, but I don't know how it would behave especially in the editor. I like the idea of WYSIWYG during the design phase.
The idea at the time was, design with the target device in mind and a fixed orientation (since a majority of users use it with fixed tablets around the house).
And you're right about the issues with icons, labels and some widgets - notably knobs, sliders and color pickers - but this could be solved.
You'll find these options in the "advanced" tab of the dashboard settings dialog.
Closesopenhab#96.
Signed-off-by: Yannick Schaus <habpanel@schaus.net>
Hello!
HABpanel is using angular-gridster for layout management.
What do you think of applying responsive styles to it? There were some attempts already to make a nice scalable grid for all the devices.
The only concern I have is that some inner parts of the widgets (icons, mostly) are not scalable/pixel-based.
We could also utilize
mobileBreakPoint
property for the widgets?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: