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Bootstrap no longer works as expected on ipad in portrait #2155
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This was an oversight on my part with the work on 2.0.1. The effect you're seeing now is in fact intended behavior—the portrait iPad should be getting the downsized grid system as it has the same minimum dimensions we were using elsewhere. I've updated the docs to clarify the change in 2.0.2-wip that fixes my 2.0.1 fix. Sorry for the confusion! |
Was this resolved? Downloaded latest and still having this issue. |
I believe the resolution was that this was intended. Big change, but I guess we just have to get used to it. All in all, I think it does make more sense to show non-mobile layout in portrait. |
Assuming there is a workaround to revert? |
You could always change that media query by bringing the range up by 1 pixel. from 767px to 768px. Otherwise you could try "overriding" that media query, but you'd have to override all the other stuff within it I think. |
Got it. Thanks! |
The problem isn`t fixed, we should see the hamburger on ipad and not the hole menu. |
Since the media query bounds were changed to go up to 767 (instead of 768px), the ipad for ex will no longer show the mobile view.
Either the documentation here: http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/scaffolding.html should be changed, or the bounds should be moved up 1 pixel. This seems like a big oversight in the latest release.
Personally, I think the bounds should be moved up to 768px and 769px so the ipad still shows fluid in portrait mode. At the least the documentation wouldn't have to be changed :)
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