Hi,
I am working on the responsive topnav output and trying to publish desktop, mobile and tablet outputs. Other than using span classes for text such as Click vs Tap in my content is there any other way for example by using variables or other css approach so that the text changes based on the screen size?
Thanks,
Deepti
Text for mobile tablet output
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Re: Text for mobile tablet output
I'd suggest using neutral terminology that works for all devices.
The screen size is not a reliable way of determining whether a device has (or might have) touch capability; e.g. if I resize my desktop PC's browser screen, do you want it to say "tap" instead of "click"?
The screen size is not a reliable way of determining whether a device has (or might have) touch capability; e.g. if I resize my desktop PC's browser screen, do you want it to say "tap" instead of "click"?
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Re: Text for mobile tablet output
That's right. Is there a style guide that I can refer to for mobile terminology.
I thought I could do with the word "select" to suit all screens, but the action, "select" on a desktop would refer to selecting text for copy/paste.
Also, right-click is supported on desktops but not on other devices.
Thanks,
Deepti
I thought I could do with the word "select" to suit all screens, but the action, "select" on a desktop would refer to selecting text for copy/paste.
Also, right-click is supported on desktops but not on other devices.
Thanks,
Deepti
Re: Text for mobile tablet output
Right I agree with you and thanks for sharing itDave Lee wrote:I'd suggest using neutral terminology that works for all devices.
The screen size is not a reliable way of determining whether a device has (or might have) touch capability; e.g. if I resize my desktop PC's browser screen, do you want it to say "tap" instead of "click"?
The blog post sizegenetics here is good.