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magma1447 / greasemonkey-geocaching-projectgc

Adds links and data to Geocaching.com to make it collaborate with Project-GC.com
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Setting goes over the edge of the screen for small screens. #87

Open capoaira opened 4 years ago

capoaira commented 4 years ago

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With my 10 inches screen, is it not possible to change the settings.

jewettg commented 1 year ago

Is the 10" screen a mobile (iPad, FireTablet, etc..) that gets cut off?

I guess the next question.. how should the settings be formatted? Should we make it all one column to avoid the cutoff? .. Change the layout to include collapsible sections that are related? ..or like some of the features in JQuery.. we can use an accordion type interface.. different sections are reveals and other section shrink back into a single line.

Many different ways to format this UI.

magma1447 commented 1 year ago

@jewettg It was a netbook. I don't have it anymore. I don't remember the resolution, but probably 1024, could have been 1280. EDIT: I thought it was my Issue I had created back in the days, I now see that it wasn't, and that the question wasn't directed to me.

Maybe we should just close this and focus on #24 instead? I honestly don't know how we should organize it best. I am thinking grouping things together, that belong together. And I am thinking scrollable.

All settings specific to geocache pages could for example be in one group. There could be a header for more global settings.

capoaira commented 1 year ago

Is the 10" screen a mobile (iPad, FireTablet, etc..) that gets cut off?

Its a sureface go

It would be nice, if the new organisation of menu is responsive. That would solve this problem ;)

magma1447 commented 1 year ago

It would be nice, if the new organisation of menu is responsive. That would solve this problem ;)

Responsive design is probably to much to ask for. It's not super easy to add UI elements on top of someone else's web. Then it should also be simple enough to survive their changes, or at least be fairly fast and easy to fix. But if you have ideas and the knowledge, pull requests are always welcome.