Mobile in Landscape view worse than horrible

Hi,

If you’re referring to any javacripts: I had three. Two related to
Google Analytics and one with SumoMe. I removed those temporarily and
republished - this had no effect.

The only thing I’ve found that helps is to duplicate every section,
optimize one version for mobile and the other for desktop and de-select
according to the view. Lots of extra work.

ed

Hey @Ed_StanfieldI’d love to help, mobile is a specialty of mine, but the link does not seam to be working for 600px wide refers the width of the mobile view break point. Depending on how you designed your page there are always ways around it.

It seems that adjusting the margins fixed the issue.

I just checked it on my mobile phone and all seems to be in place.

Best,
Hristian

I got a response overnight from Vanessa in support.

I hadn’t realized the issues were resolved if I manually refreshed the browser after I rotated my iPhone from portrait to landscape. She said there is a known issue “around the text algorithm not re-running when the size of the viewport changes.”

I was also provided this patch to place before end-of-body, and it forces a refresh automatically. So, this seems to have resolved the issue well enough. The version of the page that has modules out of place is only visible for a second or two until the refresh occurs.

Hi,

Do you have a URL you can share so I can see how it looks?

it’s better to enter on it directly from your phone… after you enter it, just rotate the phone, then put in the portrait mode again…the layout gets broke and it only becomes good again after i mannualy refresh the page from my phone

Oops, it looks like the script tag prevented the text from appearing. Here it is again, just add the opening and closing script tags.

var supportsOrientationChange = “onorientationchange” in window,
orientationEvent = supportsOrientationChange ? “orientationchange” : “resize”;

window.addEventListener(orientationEvent, function() {
window.location.reload()
}, false);