Kaynil
Well-known member
This is my view when I visit AMF with mobile.
I honestly like it more than the GoMobile theme with no images. Anyway. I would like if you guys can tweak it a bit with css to correct some details.
1. The snow. This skin still has the snow going on. This is detrimental for a mobile version, which is supposed to be the simplest skin for quick access and functionality.
2. The width of the advertising and the donation segments. They don't adapt to the width of the screen so they keep going right pass it. This breaks the skin.
Since both seem to go around the same width I believe they are part of the same container. Probably a div label. So all you'd need to do is to alter the css for that container so the width is not static. There is a css property called max width. So you could have the current static measures as their max width and for smaller screens that this size it should adapt to the width of the device's screen. If you cannot edit the sizes of these two elements then I suggest you remove them. Specially considering yhete is another advertisement in the footer and it wirks well.
3. The header text. It is too long and the colour might not be the best choice to combine with the skin. I suggest to change the color to a dark shade of blue. Fir the content you can change it to AMF if you like the current text size or make the font smaller so the whole name fits in one line.
3. Image uploader in create a new topic (and possibly in advanced reply mode) also breakes the flow as the button us forced to the right of the description. It needs to go to the next line if the width is not enough. Maybe making it a float.
4. Make the Gomobile skin available from the skin chooser even if they are on desktops. This might already be the case but I mention it just in case. The reasoning behind it, is that it gives the visitor control even if the browser fails to realise they are using a tablet or a mobile device. It also gives an option for people with slow or limited conections.
@Claraviolet. I am tagging you because it is my understanding you take care of the skins and coding stuff.
@Sebastian and anyone else that might use mobile to access AMF, is there anything else you think the staff need to look at regarding this mobile default skin?
Thanks for reading. I hope this can be of use.
I honestly like it more than the GoMobile theme with no images. Anyway. I would like if you guys can tweak it a bit with css to correct some details.
1. The snow. This skin still has the snow going on. This is detrimental for a mobile version, which is supposed to be the simplest skin for quick access and functionality.
2. The width of the advertising and the donation segments. They don't adapt to the width of the screen so they keep going right pass it. This breaks the skin.
Since both seem to go around the same width I believe they are part of the same container. Probably a div label. So all you'd need to do is to alter the css for that container so the width is not static. There is a css property called max width. So you could have the current static measures as their max width and for smaller screens that this size it should adapt to the width of the device's screen. If you cannot edit the sizes of these two elements then I suggest you remove them. Specially considering yhete is another advertisement in the footer and it wirks well.
3. The header text. It is too long and the colour might not be the best choice to combine with the skin. I suggest to change the color to a dark shade of blue. Fir the content you can change it to AMF if you like the current text size or make the font smaller so the whole name fits in one line.
3. Image uploader in create a new topic (and possibly in advanced reply mode) also breakes the flow as the button us forced to the right of the description. It needs to go to the next line if the width is not enough. Maybe making it a float.
4. Make the Gomobile skin available from the skin chooser even if they are on desktops. This might already be the case but I mention it just in case. The reasoning behind it, is that it gives the visitor control even if the browser fails to realise they are using a tablet or a mobile device. It also gives an option for people with slow or limited conections.
@Claraviolet. I am tagging you because it is my understanding you take care of the skins and coding stuff.
@Sebastian and anyone else that might use mobile to access AMF, is there anything else you think the staff need to look at regarding this mobile default skin?
Thanks for reading. I hope this can be of use.
