(Not sure that is the way to raise up UX needs. I am a UX person, not a developer but working direct with developers)
While working on optimising UX for my site I have come across a following issue:
BACKGROUND
We are using dropdown as forms with a button "save"
There are 4 dropdowns in one page.
Dropdowns (forms) are from small to big (1/3 of height to 1/1 of screen height)
PROBLEM 1 - SOLVED
by using standard dropdowns, the bottom of form was disappearing below that screen edge (making it uncomfy for user ie having to scroll down)
this was solved in 80% by bootstrap_dropdowns_enhancement: CENTERED
.pull-middle.pull-right
.pull-middle.pull-center
.pull-middle
PROBLEM 2 - UNSOLVED
However I have one form (which has i heighth of the screen - and for user comfort I would like it to show - from bottom to top. (please see illustration in the link below)
(ie
positioned in relation to bottom and top screen edges AND dropdown trigger,
INSTEAD OF being positioned only in relation to the dropdown trigger
reason being I want the user to see the whole form without the need of scrolling up/down
kenyus
commented
8 years ago
Hi There,
(Not sure that is the way to raise up UX needs. I am a UX person, not a developer but working direct with developers)
While working on optimising UX for my site I have come across a following issue:
BACKGROUND We are using dropdown as forms with a button "save" There are 4 dropdowns in one page. Dropdowns (forms) are from small to big (1/3 of height to 1/1 of screen height)
PROBLEM 1 - SOLVED by using standard dropdowns, the bottom of form was disappearing below that screen edge (making it uncomfy for user ie having to scroll down)
this was solved in 80% by bootstrap_dropdowns_enhancement: CENTERED .pull-middle.pull-right .pull-middle.pull-center .pull-middle
PROBLEM 2 - UNSOLVED However I have one form (which has i heighth of the screen - and for user comfort I would like it to show - from bottom to top. (please see illustration in the link below)
(ie
Cheers Peter