Mr Lucky Well-known member Nov 23, 2017 #1 How do you get the top page navigation back for mobiles? The default seems to be that you lose the top page navigtaion on phones.
How do you get the top page navigation back for mobiles? The default seems to be that you lose the top page navigtaion on phones.
Chris D XenForo developer Staff member Nov 23, 2017 #2 Well, it's not lost, it's in the menu. Realistically there's no viable way you can keep the full menu on such a narrow display. Upvote 0 Downvote
Well, it's not lost, it's in the menu. Realistically there's no viable way you can keep the full menu on such a narrow display.
Mr Lucky Well-known member Nov 23, 2017 #3 Chris D said: Well, it's not lost, it's in the menu. Realistically there's no viable way you can keep the full menu on such a narrow display. Click to expand... I don't mean the menu, I mean just the page numbers. Upvote 0 Downvote
Chris D said: Well, it's not lost, it's in the menu. Realistically there's no viable way you can keep the full menu on such a narrow display. Click to expand... I don't mean the menu, I mean just the page numbers.
Chris D XenForo developer Staff member Nov 23, 2017 #4 Sorry. core_pagenav.less change: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { display: none; } To: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { // display: none; } Upvote 0 Downvote
Sorry. core_pagenav.less change: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { display: none; } To: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { // display: none; }
Mr Lucky Well-known member Nov 23, 2017 #5 Great, thanks. I note that doesn't work in extra.less, presumably due to it being commented out as opposed to being changed. EDIT: But if I put this in extra.less it works CSS: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { display: initial; } Upvote 0 Downvote
Great, thanks. I note that doesn't work in extra.less, presumably due to it being commented out as opposed to being changed. EDIT: But if I put this in extra.less it works CSS: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { display: initial; }
kelle67 Well-known member Jan 24, 2018 #6 @Mr Lucky you make my day again Thank you so much. Upvote 0 Downvote
ssj2_ssbm Member Jul 1, 2019 #7 Chris D said: Sorry. core_pagenav.less change: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { display: none; } To: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { // display: none; } Click to expand... Thanks, this worked for me. But now the navigation also shows in "What's new". Is there a way to disable it for What's new but keep it enabled for threads? Upvote 0 Downvote
Chris D said: Sorry. core_pagenav.less change: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { display: none; } To: Less: .block-outer:not(.block-outer--after) .pageNavWrapper:not(.pageNavWrapper--forceShow) { // display: none; } Click to expand... Thanks, this worked for me. But now the navigation also shows in "What's new". Is there a way to disable it for What's new but keep it enabled for threads?