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Something isn't set up right if your goal is to have the browser reflow text as required -- I just clicked through on my iPhone and the text is at a specific wi
by jordanlev 9y ago
Something isn't set up right if your goal is to have the browser reflow text as required -- I just clicked through on my iPhone and the text is at a specific width (and fwiw it's not very readable to me with my non-perfect eyesight).
- WalterBright 9y agoHmm, I resize my browser window and it reflows. I don't know what you're seeing. > it's not very readable to me with my non-perfect eyesight When I click on Ctrl-Plus, the font size increases in my browser, Ctrl-Minus and it decreases. The text reflows as expected. The html code and the css are very simple. If you have suggestions for improvement to make it better for low vision, I'd be happy to see them.
- jordanlev 9y agoAhh, I see... it works great on desktop, just very tiny text on my mobile device (and unfortunately there's no Ctrl-Plus/Crtl-Minus on mobile safari). You'll have to look at your analytics or server logs to see how much mobile traffic you get and decide if it's worth making the design "responsive". If so, basically you could make it a single-column layout when the screen is below a certain width.