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You're using <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" > Which means mobile devices will not zoom out to display the screen as it
by tomasien 14y ago
You're using
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" >
Which means mobile devices will not zoom out to display the screen as it appears on a desktop, which is what you do when you're using a responsive design. But you aren't using a responsive design, so on a phone it appears only showing 320px of the page, rendering it unviewable and unusable.
Take that out OR implement a responsive design.
Sorry not to give feedback about the idea, I don't really have any, but fix that. It'll help ya out, especially while this is on HN.
- stormen 14y agoThanks for the input! We're hard at work with a mobile version (should have went mobile first...), but it's on its way - 2-3 weeks shy of a release. We're doing a responsive theme, but right now, everything just sucks. Sorry :(
- tomasien 14y agoYes, so you need to take that meta tag out of the header. Then it will look find, just really small, on a phone.
- petewailes 14y agoIf you need any help with that, give me a shout