Mobile Device Screen Width when using Bookmark
Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2021 2:48 am
Hi,
Came across this issue with using a Bookmark outside the WWB Design area. I have seen some of the WWB Designers' Youtube videos where the instruction is to place the Bookmark in the location you want but just outside the design area.
This sort of makes sense, because when using Layout Grids, Card Containers, Bookmarks either just float in that space or sometimes even it seems to go behind an object and then you cannot access the Bookmark easily.
Anyway, I did what was suggested and on an Android and iOS mobile device, the screen widths do not behave not as expected. It is like the bookmark is invisible (as it should be) but affects a page's screen width.
In the linked project and demo, it appears that when you expand and reduce (fingers swipe apart, finger swipe together) any images/text object are reduced to only a small party of the screen rather going back to filling the screen at the expected display width.
Play with the Demo on some different mobile device and you might understand what I am trying to say a bit better. Change between Home and Page 1.
Home has the Bookmark just outside the WWB design area and Page1 does not have a Bookmark at all. I have used a Samsung Tablet, HTC 6" Mobile telephone and an iPad Pro to test this issue.
https://targe.com.au/beta3/index.html
https://targe.com.au/beta3/Test - Bookm ... nWidth.wbs
Came across this issue with using a Bookmark outside the WWB Design area. I have seen some of the WWB Designers' Youtube videos where the instruction is to place the Bookmark in the location you want but just outside the design area.
This sort of makes sense, because when using Layout Grids, Card Containers, Bookmarks either just float in that space or sometimes even it seems to go behind an object and then you cannot access the Bookmark easily.
Anyway, I did what was suggested and on an Android and iOS mobile device, the screen widths do not behave not as expected. It is like the bookmark is invisible (as it should be) but affects a page's screen width.
In the linked project and demo, it appears that when you expand and reduce (fingers swipe apart, finger swipe together) any images/text object are reduced to only a small party of the screen rather going back to filling the screen at the expected display width.
Play with the Demo on some different mobile device and you might understand what I am trying to say a bit better. Change between Home and Page 1.
Home has the Bookmark just outside the WWB design area and Page1 does not have a Bookmark at all. I have used a Samsung Tablet, HTC 6" Mobile telephone and an iPad Pro to test this issue.
https://targe.com.au/beta3/index.html
https://targe.com.au/beta3/Test - Bookm ... nWidth.wbs