I have a meteor app that works well on the desktop browser, but the presentation looks strange on mobile browsers. What's the best way to set specific aesthetic preferences when viewing on mobile?
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Make your website responsive. Look into responsive Web design / css.
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I have a use case where I would like to leverage some existing pages from a Shopify powered store inside an Ionic Framework v6 React iOS / Android App (on web we will simply redirect to the appropriate subdomain). Unfortunately, Shopify has their iFrame options set to Deny so using an iFrame is not an option.
Image of where the Shopify Store should show up in my app
I've looked at the various flavors of inAppBrowser, and while this allows me to show the page, its a pretty jarring non-native app experience. What I really want is an Ionic React Component for Native that will allow me place a webview under my control constrained to a certain viewport of the page.
Ionic Portals are targeted at Native developers with fully native code bases but actually show this use case on the home page:
Image of Ionic Portal webview inside Native Tab Bar Application
I know portals are pretty new and I haven't seen any documentation about this but is it possible to use them inside of an Ionic React App to accomplish the behavior I want (or something in inAppBrowser or another plugin that I've missed?)
I have created selenium test scripts for our web product.I need to run the same scripts on desktop and mobile browsers both. But in mobile, due to responsive design, the hamburger menu appears which consists of links but in desktop browsers we can directly click the links. So how can I handle such situations with the same script on desktop and mobile browsers both?
I am currently using react-responsive on my website so I can render a different markup on mobile vs desktop. My problem is pre render is only rendering the desktop version and Google mobile usability tool detects our site as not mobile friendly. Thank you!
I'm developing a MEAN application that needs to look good on mobile browsers. At first I was trying and failing to use Bootstrap to make this responsive, as I didn't realize Angular was clashing on the Bootstrap and JQuery JS libraries that Bootstrap depended on.
So I found Angular-UI project on GitHub...sorry for no link but I don't have enough reputation.
I'm trying to get the Collapse Navbar to be responsive on a mobile device. (responsive meaning it adjusts to the "hamburger menu" and the names of the links no longer appear in the menu)
I'm failing to get this to work within the bounds of my Node application.
To isolate the issue, I took the HTML and JS from the plunker referenced by the Angular-UI Bootstrap example (which, by the way also appears responsive to small displays when viewed from a iPhone or Samsung Edge) and made a stripped down Node app, which basically returns what is in the Plnkr example, but that still doesn't appear responsive when viewed from a mobile phone browser (I tested mobile Chrome, Safari, and Firefox)
See screenshot of sample app on OpenShift cloud:
http://angbootstrapnotresponsive-215api.rhcloud.com/assets/
This sample is not responsive
Note: If I view my sample in "responsive" mode in the dev tools, or simply resize my desktop browser window, the menu links fold up into that hamburger menu as desired. Only when I try to use the mobile browser from either iPhone 6 or Samsung Edge this responsive Navbar isn't responsive.
thanks in advance for any ideas!
The landing page for site http://www.kisadesign.co.uk works for desktop but when viewed on mobile and tablet the ability to scroll has gone so all you can see is the navigation and top block. It's responding to the media queries but can't scroll down. Any ideas on how to fix this?
I'm not sure what jquery you use for the parallax scrolling but I use Skrollr for my website that it works pretty well for mobile devices.
https://github.com/Prinzhorn/skrollr