Hi Kimber, Are you using huff post on an iPad or iPhone/iPod? And are you seeing these buttons that are not labeled when you first open the app, prior to selecting an edition? I don't recall seeing unlabeled buttons when I first started using this app. But now when I open the app, I certainly am not seeing any. I get At the top left, it says The Huffington Post, and top right is a button that says editions. Across the bottom are 5 tabs, front page, sections, search, favorites and settings. Front page is selected by default, and stories are in a list. You can flick or scroll through stories. The only thing I remember changing in the settings was that I turned off landscape mode. Also in settings, there is one for autohide nav bar, which is off, but I don't think I changed that. Perhaps this nav bar is what is causing your problem?
I have not experienced the problem scrolling, although generally in an article, I use the two finger flick down and read continuously once I find the start of the article. That is often on the second page, as there may be images or other unwanted stuff on the first page of an article. Also, occasionally, you will run in to a slide show, and those don't work well. But regular articles, the vast majority of items that I've run across, are completely accessible here on my iPhone 4S. Once an article is open, across the top, I get the back button, the section from which the article was taken, e.g. politics, then a left and a right button. I don't know what those buttons do. Then there is the text, and after that, another row of buttons, iPhone share, which brings up a screen full of options that let you do things like tweet, email, facebook etc, the article you're reading. After the iPhone share from left to right are comment, star, text zoom in and text zoom out. I assume the star is some sort of favorites thing, although I have not used it. The share feature is really handy. Then on the very bottom left corner I get a number, such as 9,379 image. Again, not sure what that is, but it has never interfered with my ability to read articles by two finger flicking down once I've found the start of text which is generally on the second screen of an article. Mary Mary Otten [email protected] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "VIPhone" Google Group. To search the VIPhone public archive, visit http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/viphone?hl=en.
