Responsive Curve

Started by SMF Customization Team, April 20, 2015, 06:33:49 AM

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Deaks

you know me i like to be a pest :P
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peterwaalker

I got two errors while installing on Anecdota_20g theme. SMF 2.0.9
Test passed others except two.
What do I do?

Also what if I add this code below in the index.template.php? All I needed is make Google bot see my site as responsive.
Quote<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

margarett

That line should actually be (was just fixed)
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />

As for your theme, you should really check with the author ;)
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peterwaalker

Quote from: margarett on April 20, 2015, 06:17:38 PM
That line should actually be (was just fixed)
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />

As for your theme, you should really check with the author ;)

The Author of that theme was Crip and he is no longer. Can you please help me with support.
Thanks

margarett

I hope someone can help you with it. Themes and CSS is not my stuff, really.
But use the respective support topic for it http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=248382.0
Or else this topic will become a mess, pretty quickly...
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QuoteOver 90% of all computer problems can be traced back to the interface between the keyboard and the chair

peterwaalker

Do you know that question I asked on that thread has not been answered for about a year+ now.

peterwaalker

What if I parse it and add manually in the theme directory. First, is it going to work? Second is it going to disrupt mods functionality? Third, If it is going to work well without disruption how do I tackle this below?
File Operations
Move the included file "css/responsive.css" to "./Themes/default/css".
Move the included file "images/responsive_menu.png" to "./Themes/default/images".
Thank you sir for helping me.

Kindred

First and foremost, your one question has been answered, twice, already, by me...

And the only reason that I will answer it again here, is because it may also apply to other folks who are looking to try this on their own custom themes.

Add that viewport line along with the other meta tags, right near the title tag...

We have no idea what some other themes may need to get this working...  You could copy the CSS files into your theme's CSS folder...  And the image files into your theme's images folder...
Just as you would do when installing any other mod... But, on the other hand, THAT action should be automatically accomplished by the package manager installer.


And,,once again, I will emphasize, we can not support every theme individually...  Thatbis why there are support topics for each and every theme. If a particular theme is not getting supported, then perhaps you should consider using a different theme.

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RSI

I installed this on a live test board with a v2.09 clean install and on my iPhone 5S and everything comes up sort of scrambled, overlapping menus etc. Looks fine on a desktop PC and an iMac though.

If I had another phone I would take a snapshot of what it looks like on my iPhone, but I don't have one at the moment.

margarett

I also tested it on the iPhone and it looked fine :o

You can grab your screen on the iPhone pressing the home + power button simultaneously ;)
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QuoteOver 90% of all computer problems can be traced back to the interface between the keyboard and the chair

RSI

#30
Quote from: margarett on April 22, 2015, 10:34:31 AM
You can grab your screen on the iPhone pressing the home + power button simultaneously ;)

Neat trick...

Things were overlapping because it was coming up way too big at first. It reset my Safari and now the over lapping is gone, but it still comes up too big and I can't make it shrink down all of the way to fit the screen.

It is maybe set for the larger iPhone 6's and not the smaller iPhone 5's and before?

Attached below are screen shots of the way it comes up and then after I try to make it fit the screen.

P.S. Apple may or may not come out with with another smaller size iPhone again like the 5's and if they do the smaller resolution would still need to be supported if that's what it is. Still a lot of people around with the smaller phones and some like the smaller ones anyway.

margarett

That's why we said it's not fully responsive. The theme adjusts itself up to a minimum width (700px if I'm not mistaken). Then your browser's zoom should take care of the rest. When I tested it, I got exactly the same looks as yours but then I was able to zoom out.

A fully responsive theme, like Curve2 or other responsive themes out there, adjusts itself to "any" width automagically. To have a new default theme which was fully responsive would,not only be an insane amount of work, but most likely break 80+% of every MODs out there...
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QuoteOver 90% of all computer problems can be traced back to the interface between the keyboard and the chair

peterwaalker

Please help. I have tried to make my site to look responsive by adding <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" \> to the index.template.php instead the fonts became wider(517px approx.) at a zoom big enough not to accommodate the entire at once and links smaller. It failed the test. Could you please have a look and help me fix this problem.
Thank you.

Kindred

I asusme that you are talking (again) about a custom theme...

in which case, your post (once again) should be made in that theme's support topic.
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Украинi

Please do not PM, IM or Email me with support questions.  You will get better and faster responses in the support boards.  Thank you.

"Loki is not evil, although he is certainly not a force for good. Loki is... complicated."

RSI

Quote from: margarett on April 22, 2015, 02:41:56 PM
A fully responsive theme, like Curve2 or other responsive themes out there, adjusts itself to "any" width automagically. To have a new default theme which was fully responsive would,not only be an insane amount of work, but most likely break 80+% of every MODs out there...

Yeah, I'm not really interested in this mod anyway, but you guys said try it because I assume you wanted feedback so I thought I would play with it and see what happened. Your default settings are too big for the smaller mobile phone resolution and that's my feedback. I can't shrink it down all of the way to fit the window using my fingers. The second pic in my last post is as good as I could get it.

Don't know it that helps any or not...

Deaks

Quote from: peterwaalker on April 22, 2015, 04:07:08 PM
Please help. I have tried to make my site to look responsive by adding <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" \> to the index.template.php instead the fonts became wider(517px approx.) at a zoom big enough not to accommodate the entire at once and links smaller. It failed the test. Could you please have a look and help me fix this problem.
Thank you.

I HAVE given you the instructions on what to do in the themes topic, i havent had a minute to look at your new reply to it, some of us DO have lives offline, I know bad idea as you need help and no-one else is worthy of getting help.  If the theme fixes I provided for the theme dont work TRY ANOTHER THEME!!
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Former SMF Project Manager
Former SMF Customizer

"For as lang as hunner o us is in life, in nae wey
will we thole the Soothron tae owergang us. In truth it isna for glory, or wealth, or
honours that we fecht, but for freedom alane, that nae honest cheil gies up but wi life
itsel."

UKPsite

I did a new SMF install in separate directory but it's still not validating with Google.

Also on Firefox Android the screen fits without horizontal scrolling, but it doesn't fit on default Android browser.


roshaoar

Fwiw, I had the same this morning  :(

Bigguy

I just ran it now on my site and this is what I get:

Bigguy

Oh, now it's not mobile friendly, lol. Same errors as everyone else now.

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