UPDATE: Wiki is better on mobile (Moto X 2nd - Google Chrome) but still sucks. It could use a little but more responsiveness too.The wiki is horrifying on my phone... it uses the default style and it is unresponsive. I suggest... a mobile wiki![]()
UPDATE: Wiki is better on mobile (Moto X 2nd - Google Chrome) but still sucks. It could use a little but more responsiveness too.The wiki is horrifying on my phone... it uses the default style and it is unresponsive. I suggest... a mobile wiki![]()
Yeah it sucks. I use desktop version on my phone for everything except editing.UPDATE: Wiki is better on mobile (Moto X 2nd - Google Chrome) but still sucks. It could use a little but more responsiveness too.
The wiki is horrifying on my phone... it uses the default style and it is unresponsive. I suggest... a mobile wiki![]()
This was pre-Curse, and I'm pretty sure the decision has been made among myself, Curse staff, and some FTB core members that we are not going with a dropdown.Confirmed it working on Firefox. I have a few mobile devices, but I can’t test it with them due to Internet connection problems.
No one even looks at the wiki sections, so it's really not that big of a dealPlease don’t go off-topic on a forum.
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Yeah it would be nice for when viewing pages that are not the main page.I still wish we used a nice dropdown for mods.
It's too messy. It would be interesting if the user had a way to "pin" or "favorite" certain mods onto their very own dropdown, for whatever they used. I imagine this would take some PHP magic though, and my PHP-knowledge status is currently to have read the introduction to "PHP, MySQL, JavaScript & HTML5 all-in-one for dummies".
You could do that with Javascript and cookies, but it does seem a tad unnecessary when you can just have multiple tabs open/favourites/a search bar.