- Affected App
- WoltLab Suite Forum
So for mobile users, the mark as read button is missing. This isn't helpful for people who use only mobile devices.
I have confirmed this also on Woltlab.com
Mark as read - missing
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- Not a bug
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Aslan -
March 19, 2015 at 3:52 PM
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It's not missing but rather hidden by default in the mobile view.
Add the following to your advanced styling:
CSS
Display More@media only screen and (min-width: 560px) and (max-width: 825px) { .navigation { &.navigationHeader { > ul { &.navigationIcons { display: inline; > li { &#toBottomLink > a { display: inline-block; } > a { /*display: none; &.ignoreBoardsButton, &.markAllAsReadButton, &.markAsReadButton, &.jsSubscribeButton,*/ #toBottomLink { display: inline-block; } } } } } } } #sitemap { display: inline-block; a { display: inline-block; } } #alternate { display: none; } }
Play around with the values in the first line to setup wether this should be shown always or just in "landscape mode". Of course, you could simplify this statement if this is to voluminous for your liking
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It's not missing but rather hidden by default in the mobile view.
Really?
So a true design flaw (rare, but happens).
If most of your community uses only mobile devices, that's a bit of an issue.
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I can see what you mean (and it's actually sth I've also thought in the past) but using the woltlab style out of the box isn't recommendable either. Nonetheless, this would be an easy fix to apply on their side (as you can see)
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but using the woltlab style out of the box isn't recommendable either.
If its not suitable out of the box, it's not ready.
I'm disappointed to discover this.
I had told everyone how mobile friendly Woltlab is and this isn't mobile friendly. I didn't notice it myself, because I don't usually mark things as read... I actually take the time to read.
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Well, it DOES suffice for the average requirements.
But as soon as you start thinking about things like "user experience" you are more or less required to customize said experience.
It's the same with every other community software. They always have a nice set of features out of the box but there also are always tidbits that could be optimized for your target audience.The mobile view is one of these things. Applying the modification I've already provided doesn't take 5 minutes (plus say 10 minutes to tweak it to your design). That's hardly warranting to call Woltlab's product "mobile unfriendly".
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But as soon as you start thinking about things like "user experience" you are more or less required to customize said experience.
That's a problem. It should function on any display out of the box.
We're not talking about customizations, we're talking about the core functionality. That from the start should just work.
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Applying the modification I've already provided doesn't take 5 minutes (plus say 10 minutes to tweak it to your design).
Still working on that...
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u know that there are Plugins for this?
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u know that there are Plugins for this?
Where? -
Pluginstore
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Pluginstore
Non found.
Saying something exist and it actually existing are two different things. If it cannot be easily found, even if it exist... It does not exist.
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There's also this: Als gelesen markieren (erweitert)
And yes, these plugins don't "restore" the button at the top. Instead, they are providing the links as they are known from WCF 1 / WBB 3.
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There's also this: Als gelesen markieren (erweitert)
And yes, these plugins don't "restore" the button at the top. Instead, they are providing the links as they are known from WCF 1 / WBB 3.
Alright, this isn't so bad... I can live with this. Thank you.
(Future request would be to have this for blogs and galleries too)
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