Core Theme Question 2.0.17

[Kustomuk]

Curve 2.0.17 Theme,

Now my question is and i have a funny idea its going to be something very simple i`ve missed, But when i look at this on my mobile phone i`m able to touch my mobile phone screen and move the theme to the left and back again when i`m sure it`s mean`t to be a solid fit and should not move left or right at all,

I`ve tried to do this on the test site and that also does the same, But when i try to do this on Simple Machine Forum`s site it`s a solid fit to the mobile phone`s screen,

Any Ideas anyone,

Oh we have a mod installed called Responsive Curve,

[Ninja ZX-10RR]

This should probably go to: https://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?board=34.0

Anyway probably something else breaking it, need a link to see it. I would bet on either header or footer.

[Kustomuk]

I think it could be the header photo that needs to be made to the correct size, I`ll run more tests on my test site thanks guys,

Just tried different theme`s on the test site and without the header its a solid fit,

Thankyou fixed marked as solved just need to alter the width size of the logo now,

[Ninja ZX-10RR]

Thankyou fixed marked as solved just need to alter the width size of the logo now,

Nope That won't fix it, you have to add a rule in index.css to make it so it doesn't exceed its limits.
Something along the lines of

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.whateverclasstheimageheaderhas { max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 0 auto; }
Because making it smaller will only fix it until the screen is big enough to display it, but afterwards it will break again.

Glad it helped anyway

@Antechinus, proud of me? Guessed without looking

[Kindred]

In short, curve for 2.0.x is NOT optimized for mobile view....   there may be a lotta little gotchas buried away in there making it wide including the screen size, the viewport size, the defined width, etc.

you can apply the mobile curve modification, which makes it somewhat more responsive...   or one of the responsive OOB themes (like Ant's mutant curve)