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[ghbridge Friend ghbridgeJoin date: July 2013Posts: 12Downloads:9Uploads:0 Thanks: 9 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#189853

What it says on the tin really! Once you click into an article on a full screen it pops up and you can use navigation arrow/buttons to move backwards and forwards (including cursor keys, which I like), but these buttons disappear in mobile view. Is there a way of enabling the buttons for mobile? To be honest I would rather swipe to the next article but it doesn’t seem that is possible, but just keeping the arrows would help – any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

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#502851

We didn’t use popup on mobile layout because resolution on mobile layout is very small when you click into an article it will show the defails. You can check it check again.

[ghbridge Friend ghbridgeJoin date: July 2013Posts: 12Downloads:9Uploads:0 Thanks: 9 Thanked: 3 times in 1 posts]

#502869

Thanks for your reply. I do understand your reasoning but don’t see how a couple of small buttons would take up too much space. (And swiping wouldn’t take any space at all 🙂 ) At present what happens is that you click into an article to get more info and then have to use the back button on your phone to get back to the home page before scrolling down and clicking into another article, which really doesn’t cut it as a user experience. I think the template is great in a lot of ways but would like to make it more usable on a mobile.

Does that mean that it is not possible to modify the template to include the buttons in the mobile template? I’m sorry,I didn’t understand the last part of your answer (‘you can check it check again’)

Thanks again

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#503007

Thanks for understanding. With ‘check it again’ in my last post, I meant that you can re-check to open article again in mobile, when you click, it will open full article details page, not popup like in default layout. So that, there are not back and previous buttons

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#503359

We want the previous and next buttons in the mobile version. Is there a way to activate these buttons in the mobile view just the same as it is in desktop view? I understand it would take up some space, but would be beneficial to navigate to the next article.

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1. ghbridge

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#503451

:(( You can do that but you need style css on mobile layout

Open templates/ja_fixel/js/jquery.article.js file

Find

//not support popup in small screen size
if($(this).hasClass('category-item') || $(window).width() < 768){
return true;
}

and change it to

//not support popup in small screen size
if($(this).hasClass('category-item') || $(window).width() < 768){
// return true;
}

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