JCE Editor is not collapsed properly in mobile view
By shoulders on Tuesday, 06 February 2018
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As you can see in the picture when adding a new post using JCE editor it is not right for the following reasons.


  • JCE editor is squashed so thing you cannot use i
  • the panel on the right does not collapse and should of moved below JCE editor
  • The menu does not collapse and just covers the editor


Can these be fixed so you can use JCE editor in mobile view.

Thanks
Yes, that is correct. What most template does is to update it's styling according to the viewport sizes using media query in css. However, we are dealing with complex operations in which there would be a lot of HTML codes on the page. There is no point rendering html codes that are not used on mobile devices only to use css to hide it.
Mark
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Tuesday, 06 February 2018 22:37
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Did you resize the browser to a specific size or are you using the responsive mode? In order for the composer to render correctly on mobile, you need to use the responsive mode on your web browser.
Mark
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Tuesday, 06 February 2018 21:49
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I resized the browser window.

What is responsive mode?
shoulders
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Tuesday, 06 February 2018 22:06
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You can't just resize the browser (anyway nobody resizes the browser to that size to view your site unless they are a developer themselves) as it requires the user agent.

You can enable responsive design mode on the browser, http://take.ms/zPJTq

The reason that user agent is used rather than relying on the screen size is mainly because we want to optimize the content that is delivered to mobile devices. There is no reason to send a huge chunk of HTML if it will never be visible on mobile devices (making the page to load extremely slow on mobile if you have slower connection)
Mark
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Tuesday, 06 February 2018 22:25
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I dont have safari but i will try my pages on my mobile phone. I am sure you are right.

All of the bootstrap templates i have worked on resizes acording to the window size so I thought it would be the case for easyblog.

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shoulders
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Tuesday, 06 February 2018 22:35
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