Wiki pages look bad on mobile/Theme change suggestions
Since the theme update that happened to the Wiki a while ago, pages on mobile devices have been looking bad. In my opinion, the old theme was much nicer to use.
Things I noticed are:
- Page are wider than they should be
- Some tables can be slid from side to side, some not
- Text overlaying infoboxes
- Content isn't always in the center
- Page titles being squished to the left and leaving a lot of empty space
- Sections are not collapsible (it might be better to not render the whole page at once for lower-end devices)
I attached some screenshots and videos for comparison.
Activity
For the "text over infobox" issue, I proposed some CSS changed that would fix it in #92: #92 (comment 1828748662)
As for some tables being scrollable, and others not - I guess this could be fixed by applying the relevant overflow CSS rule to all
.wikitabletables, not just the ones generated by Cargo (as is currently done - hence why some tables scroll, and others don't).By knuxify on 2024-05-01T12:09:40
Edited by Administratormentioned in issue #134 (closed)
Suggestion by @iramosu
Minerva Neue is a widely used MediaWiki skin, known for offering stable performance to mobile devices. It is typically paired with the MobileFrontend extension, which automatically delivers the skin to mobile users.
In contrast, the current default skin, Vector 2022, has several issues on smartphones, including a non-functional search feature and text overlap problems. Enhancing the mobile experience would be a logical step, especially for a website primarily targeting smartphone users.
marked #134 (closed) as a duplicate of this issue
marked this issue as related to #134 (closed)
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