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I can't read your list on mobile

by updateYourMind 8y ago

QuercusMax 8y ago
Is HN ever going to fix this issue? It's really obnoxious, and feels like it could be fixed with a stylesheet change.
- antidesitter 8y ago
  Agreed. It is beyond me why the admins refuse to change a couple of lines of CSS, when this is an issue that has been raised again and again by the community.
  - updateYourMind 8y ago
    They can be pretty stubborn. When they added the [-] next to comments, everybody told them, on day 1, that it made no sense to have it on the right side and it would be easier to minimize comments on the left side. They did nothing.
- ahakki 8y ago
  You really shouln't use the fixed width style for lists, it's basically only useful for code. instead you can just make a list with normal paragraphs so that lines can wrap normally. 1. Item One Das Handelsgericht Zürich hat in einem Massnahmeverfahren der Raiffeisen Schweiz gegen Inside Paradeplatz und Lukas Hässig entschieden, dass der Artikel eines anonymen Autors vom 20. August 2018 zu löschen sei. 2. Item two Das Handelsgericht hat festgehalten, dass nicht klar sei, ob unter den gegebenen Umständen der Text wirklich wie behauptet von einem ehemaligen Kadermann der Bank stamme. 3. Item three Inside Paradeplatz und Lukas Hässig wie auch Raiffeisen Schweiz akzeptieren diesen Entscheid.
  - shafyy 8y ago
    Züri!
  - Wowfunhappy 8y ago
    Code also ought to be readable on mobile. Doing so will admittedly always be a compromise, but what we have now is very far from ideal.
    - starpilot 8y ago
      Nobody uses the code tag for code. Seriously.
js2 8y ago
Quoting brink (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19258804 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19258804) to help others on mobile: 1. My plastic trash output doubled overnight when I signed up. 2. Excessive amounts of carrots and other "cheap, but filling" substances. 3. My life doesn't need another subscription service to think about and manage. 4. Going to the store once a week isn't that much of a hassle, the food quality is higher, and it's cheaper.

I can't read your list on mobile

QuercusMax 8y ago

Is HN ever going to fix this issue? It's really obnoxious, and feels like it could be fixed with a stylesheet change.

antidesitter 8y ago
Agreed. It is beyond me why the admins refuse to change a couple of lines of CSS, when this is an issue that has been raised again and again by the community.
- updateYourMind 8y ago
  They can be pretty stubborn. When they added the [-] next to comments, everybody told them, on day 1, that it made no sense to have it on the right side and it would be easier to minimize comments on the left side. They did nothing.
ahakki 8y ago
You really shouln't use the fixed width style for lists, it's basically only useful for code. instead you can just make a list with normal paragraphs so that lines can wrap normally. 1. Item One Das Handelsgericht Zürich hat in einem Massnahmeverfahren der Raiffeisen Schweiz gegen Inside Paradeplatz und Lukas Hässig entschieden, dass der Artikel eines anonymen Autors vom 20. August 2018 zu löschen sei. 2. Item two Das Handelsgericht hat festgehalten, dass nicht klar sei, ob unter den gegebenen Umständen der Text wirklich wie behauptet von einem ehemaligen Kadermann der Bank stamme. 3. Item three Inside Paradeplatz und Lukas Hässig wie auch Raiffeisen Schweiz akzeptieren diesen Entscheid.
- shafyy 8y ago
  Züri!
- Wowfunhappy 8y ago
  Code also ought to be readable on mobile. Doing so will admittedly always be a compromise, but what we have now is very far from ideal.
  - starpilot 8y ago
    Nobody uses the code tag for code. Seriously.

js2 8y ago

Quoting brink (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19258804 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19258804) to help others on mobile: 1. My plastic trash output doubled overnight when I signed up. 2. Excessive amounts of carrots and other "cheap, but filling" substances. 3. My life doesn't need another subscription service to think about and manage. 4. Going to the store once a week isn't that much of a hassle, the food quality is higher, and it's cheaper.