Fixed Responsive reply to thread width

[Hornstar]

I've noticed after replying to a thread the responsive screen on the iPhone 5 is slightly zoomed in and can be moved around and I have to keep zooming out to get everything back on the page.

This happens when ever you click in the editor however only remains after replying to a thread. Creating a thread will revert back to normal size after posting which is good.

 

[Hornstar]

I think the main problem is when ever you click in the editor it makes the responsive zoom in slightly so you need to zoom out to make the width fixed.

 

[Mike]

The difference is that when you post a thread, it opens a new page. Making a reply doesn't, so I'm not sure how much we can do here (without getting into things like disabling zooming).

 

[Hornstar]

I'd dislike it if zooming was disabled completely. However I also dislike having to keep zooming out after every post. Is there a way to make it so when you click in the editor the editor does not expand to cause the page to enlarge?

 

[Jeremy]

The zooming in is a browser issue, not a XenForo one, I believe.

 

[Mike]

It looks like we can disable zoom if the input has a text size of 16px or larger so I'm experimenting with applying that for iPhones. That said, it may not stay - it can always be applied via a style property if desired.

 

[Hornstar]

Nice. Very happy that it no longer does this.

 

[Hornstar]

Looks like you have made further changes to this. It is now awesome and totally fixed in the thread and reply area I'm very happy now.

@Mike any chance you can apply that same fix to the profile and any other areas that may have been overlooked?

 

[CyberAP]

Confirm, fixed.

 

[CyberAP]

By the way it's not fixed for .textCtrl elements, including simple editor.

 

[Paul B]

Moved back so @Mike can look at it.

 

[Hornstar]

I can confirm switching to the simple editor the editor expands the responsive width

 

[Mike]

I'll try applying this generally.

 

[Hornstar]

I'm guessing it hasn't been rolled out yet.