Responsive version (General)
Does anyone know whether a responsive and mobile friendly version of MLF is planned?
Responsive version
by Auge 
, Friday, October 09, 2015, 08:22 (3115 days ago) @ Frank
Hello
Does anyone know whether a responsive and mobile friendly version of MLF is planned?
As far as I know is nothing planned [1]. If you are able to handle with HTML and CSS you can create your own template wich is responsive. If you want to do so, bear in mind that many small parts of the HTML-sources are fixed in the PHP sourcecode.
Tschö, Auge
[1] Maybe someone else has further informations.
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Responsive version
I want/need a mobile version too. Not good with a non-responsive version now that Google punish non-responsive sites.
Responsive version; I'll repeat myself
by Auge , Wednesday, October 14, 2015, 13:01 (3110 days ago) @ Pinball wizard
Hello
I'll repeat myself like stated in the subject:
If you are able to handle with HTML and CSS you can create your own template wich is responsive.
Noone stops you to create a responsive template. This "you" includes persons, who are not you but i.e. are known to you (if you are unable to do it yourself).
Tschö, Auge
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Responsive version
by Alfie , Vienna, Austria, Wednesday, October 14, 2015, 13:49 (3110 days ago) @ Pinball wizard
Hi
[…] Not good with a non-responsive version now that Google punish non-responsive sites.
I agree with what Auge wrote. For Google content is much (much) more important than responsiveness. A first step towards a mobile-friendly design is:
<head> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> </head>
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Responsive version
by Auge , Thursday, October 15, 2015, 10:36 (3109 days ago) @ Pinball wizard
Hello
I want/need a mobile version too.
Ok. What do we need codewise for a responsive site?
We need a new template with …
- … Doctype HTML5 instead XHTML1
- … html5shiv for older browsers and for unifying behaviour for not-in-every-browser-supported functions
- … HTML5 elements instead div and span at many places (not mandatory but strongly recommended)
- … media queries for different viewport widths …
- … and matching CSS rules
Who is lifting his hand into the air?
Tschö, Auge
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Responsive version
Who is lifting his hand into the air?
I will look into this. I've been using MyLittleForum for years and users are asking about a mobile friendly alternative.
It might take a while though since I've a couple responsive sites for paying clients in the pipeline
Responsive version
by Auge , Wednesday, May 18, 2016, 10:16 (2893 days ago) @ Gary787
Hello
Who is lifting his hand into the air?
I will look into this.
Thank you.
It might take a while though since I've a couple responsive sites for paying clients in the pipeline
That's ok. Would you use a versioning system (like git or hg) and, if yes, a public repository service like github.com for the responsive template?
Tschö, Auge
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