[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Added to the toolmap On Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 11:49:24 AM UTC-6, Scott Kingery wrote: > > When you use TiddlyWiki on mobile, the wiki uses responsive design to move > the sidebar up above the wiki content and fit everything on a small screen. > It's nice but I don't typically use my side

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Hi Josiah Am Samstag, 9. November 2019 15:20:49 UTC+1 schrieb @TiddlyTweeter: > > > FYI, unrelated, there is one issue on moblie sizes that Telmiger did > solve. Its the "wiggle width". On Android, at least, even if you think you > scale properly, the tiddlers sometimes need scrolling right a

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Ciao Scott Update. I was struck by the simplicity of this. I been playing around with it with different "breakpoints". I have no improvement over your demo yet but will work more with the general idea. FYI, unrelated, there is one issue on moblie sizes that Telmiger did solve. Its the

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Ermm They are hidden! David Gifford wrote: > > Nice! Just a question: how would a web user access those controls on a > small device since they are hidden? >> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Ciao Ton Scott's approach uses Media Queries to incrementally add function AT different viewport sizes. In effect there is not A design for mobile v. desktop. Rather, there are several stages of reveal of function at different viewport sizes. Each step revealing more. I think that

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Hi all, There are many ways leading to Rome. Some time ago I made an experimetal mobile theme , where a menu button toggled between story river and sidebar. One of the drawbacks was that after searching (in the sidebar) you

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Nice! Just a question: how would a web user access those controls on a small device since they are hidden? As in, saving the file? On my phone I can turn it sideways and access those. But for sharing with others it might be a bit confusing for them. Maybe some kind of small button to expand the

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Ciao Scott I played with it. It works. Fiddling with the media queries widths I was able to match Android phones (360px break point for many Androids in portrait). In brief, what I LIKE about it... - It is simple. It builds from TW CSS as is, rather than going back to ground zero

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Hi Thomas, Thanks for the link to your design. It is very nice and clean. I do like how you've built the buttons on the bottom etc. If I build a mobile-first wiki I might very well use your code. For now, I'll stick with what I've built because my current use case is cross-device and I like

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Ciao Scott It is an interesting approach to reveal function progressively based on screen size. Lot of merit in it! I test a bit more and get back to you. Best TT Scott Kingery wrote: > > When you use TiddlyWiki on mobile, the wiki uses responsive design to move > the sidebar up above the

Re: [tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Tony, Thanks, I'll check that theme or as well. Scott On Sun, Nov 3, 2019, 2:55 PM TonyM wrote: > Scott, > > Thanks for sharing. I will have a look. Have you seen the material mobile > theme? It moves the sidebar into a menu. > > But I do like component solutions > > Tony > > -- > You received

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Scott, Thanks for sharing. I will have a look. Have you seen the material mobile theme? It moves the sidebar into a menu. But I do like component solutions Tony -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group

[tw5] Re: CSS: A sidebar for mobile

Ping to email. On Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 9:49:24 AM UTC-8, Scott Kingery wrote: > > When you use TiddlyWiki on mobile, the wiki uses responsive design to move > the sidebar up above the wiki content and fit everything on a small screen. > It's nice but I don't typically use my side bar on