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Usable when screen width is small #12

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sizzlemctwizzle opened this issue Nov 7, 2013 · 3 comments
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Usable when screen width is small #12

sizzlemctwizzle opened this issue Nov 7, 2013 · 3 comments
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It's important that the site is usable when view on a display that has a small width (like a phone). The best way to do this is to check the page width and inject a different stylesheet that is adapted for a small screen width if it goes below some threshold. This should be dynamic, meaning that changing your window width will toggle this style off/on.

Also, if a comment box is floating, make it optional (with the default off) and save the preference for the user. Commenting on US.o is near impossible on my android phone for this very reason.

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cletusc commented Nov 7, 2013

Media queries are what I'd use to solve this. html5-boilderplate is probably a good base to start from.

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Martii commented Jun 1, 2014

#103

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jerone commented Jun 22, 2014

Fixed by #103

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Martii pushed a commit to Martii/OpenUserJS.org that referenced this issue Jul 12, 2014
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