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I'm not the best Javascript-CSS3 programmer out there (being a sysadmin), else I'd make the modification myself and submit a pull request.
Would it be possible to have a few float capabilities added to the Stylesheet so tswcalc become more phone and tablet friendly so when viewed on a mobile device, some page elements tuck into appropriate places to make the page more "narrow"? Here's a what I'm talking about:
(Blue) I noticed the Item dropdown feels a little redundant. This could easily be remedied by placing it all on the same line.
(purple) Folding the global selectors for the QL10.x - 11 underneath DPS/Healer/Tank could fit nicely if centered.
(green) Folding the Glyph distribution underneath the glyph dropdowns still maintains/makes relationship sense.
(red) As the Summary stays on screen when scrolling down on the desktop, couldn't it have an icon to show it's like a pop-up menu on a narrow screen of a Phone or tablet? One could be working on their calculation, touch the "menu" to look at the current summary, then touching elsewhere the Summary menu hides and the selections re-appear.
Thanks in advance for your consideration. Cheers, Mark S.
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Should be doable with not much effort. tswcalc uses bootstrap which has builtin support for responsive layouts. Also note that mobile/tablet users are not the main target of tswcalc, the amount of information displayed is more tailored to desktop users. Usage activities show less than 5% monthly mobile users
Greetings,
I'm not the best Javascript-CSS3 programmer out there (being a sysadmin), else I'd make the modification myself and submit a pull request.
Would it be possible to have a few float capabilities added to the Stylesheet so tswcalc become more phone and tablet friendly so when viewed on a mobile device, some page elements tuck into appropriate places to make the page more "narrow"? Here's a what I'm talking about:
Thanks in advance for your consideration. Cheers, Mark S.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: