On 21 October 2014 16:54, Jon Robson <[email protected]> wrote: > The iPhone 6+ is currently being treated as a mobile device. > This is because the thresholds for window.innerWidth and > window.innerHeight are 414px by 736px > > Currently we invoke tablet mode only when one of those values is over > 768px. > > It's hard to get an idea of the sort of traffic we get from iPhone 6+ > as it doesn't have its own unique user agent. > > I looked on James's iPhone 6 and I can confirm that the site generally > renders well on it in tablet mode. Once strange thing I noticed > however is that if in landscape mode, clicking edit gives you the > option of VisualEditor however if you click edit in portrait mode you > get wikitext editor with no VE option. When in landscape mode and > switching to portrait mode, you stay in VisualEditor but the interface > becomes too cluttered. We'd need to make some optimisations to the > toolbar in conjunction to enabling tablet mode on an iPhone 6+ > > See http://imgur.com/JsOOM2K to see how it currently looks in portrait > mode. > > Proposed actions: > * Optimise the text 'Editing' next to the title in VE mobile mode >
Yeah, this is a little janky. > * Optimise the VE toolbar for display on a 320px screen - I would > suggest hiding the bold and italic buttons via media queries > Or pushing them into a single button with a text styling menu, the way it's done on desktop (where there's way more space)? > * Drop threshold from 768px to 736px > Works for me. Other thoughts? J. -- James D. Forrester Product Manager, Editing Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. [email protected] | @jdforrester
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