Closed tblivet closed 1 month ago
Please keep one column for mobile. In the issue, it was just a suggestion from the author.
Hi @Hlavtox, I don't really understand, you want me to remove one column for mobile? I think it's a good optimization as it will concern only devices with screen width < 375. What do you think?
@tblivet Ah sorry, too early in the morning. :-) I meant to keep two columns on mobiles, unless on VERY small screen sizes. We can fit more data without as much scrolling.
@Hlavtox, I think removing it is not a good idea because with 2 products per line on very small devices, we really lose in terms of visibility. As you say, we can fit more data, but we display more data in a bad way. I suggest keeping this in place but reducing the breakpoint to 360. With the previous value of 375, the new iPhones will display 2 products per line as it will trigger if < 375. If we lower the value to 360, we will also cover Galaxy, and some other phones, which have a width of 360 for their latest models. This way, one column will only display for small and older devices. https://gs.statcounter.com/screen-resolution-stats/mobile/worldwide
I think it's a good compromise. What do you think?
@tblivet Yeah! Good solution. :-) Do you want to move the breakpoint or add another one?
@Hlavtox, Perfect 👍 No, just move it because it's already a new breakpoint!
Thank you, @florine2623 🙏 The three dots are just there to indicate that there are pages between page X and page Y. They allow us to keep all the pagination on a single line, instead of showing every page. So, it's normal if they do nothing, they're just visual elements.
Most of the points described in the issue have already been addressed. The remaining ones have been tackled as follows: