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Eek. If anyone has a quick CSS fix for mobile I'll happily add it. I'm talking to some of my people too. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

• imiric 3y ago
  I'm amused by the fact that even authors of the most technically brilliant projects in recent memory also struggle with CSS, just like us mere mortals. :) Love your work! <3
• _jackdk_ 3y ago
  This is the only concession to mobile that I have on my website, and it seems to do okay: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
  • account42 3y ago
    This behavior really should have been the default in mobile browsers. It's not like emulating a desktop viewport actually makes giant tables usable on a tiny mobile screen so it would have been better to prefer not breaking pages that can reflow for a mostly useless hack.
    • TheFlyingFish 3y ago
      I don't know, I think pinch-to-zoom + pan is a pretty decent way of dealing with pages that have more complex layouts than basic document, but were designed using e.g. tables for layout. Given that most non-trivial pages would have been laid out that way back when mobile browsers were first coming out, it seems like a reasonable tradeoff to me. That is to say, it's definitely a hack but I wouldn't call it useless, at least originally. These days it's a lot less useful since the number of pages that do benefit from this treatment has decreased dramatically. But at this point the die has been cast.