New Layout - textarea, buttons and dropdown menus CSS

Hey Astose,

Thank you for taking the time for this constructive feedback. I will pass it on to our IT guys and see if they have any further comments for you

Best regards,
Gary

Hi Astose,

Thank you for your feedback.

Regarding 1.

This basically works as intended. This is the main new and cool thing about our new main page , it is responsive, i.e. flexible in terms of the width of the screen. This will also come for other pages soon.

If someone does not have a smartphone/tablet he can try it with zooming in and out in the browser, it looks quite nice.

The left column is indeed gone on a small screen, the right column gets moved below the middle column so you should be able to find it there.

It is also intended that the menu is rather drop down than a navigation bar on small screens.

Within the next weeks will probably implement solutions for the StrategyPoint overview and the community tool on mobile as we received a lot of feedback about it. So at the moment there is no possibility to get to this pages (especially the StrategyPoint overview) but this will change.

Regarding 2.

This is a bit trickier. Of course we cannot test all custom layouts for all operating systems. Actually most users (I would assume 99% but I am not sure) use the standard layout and have therefore no problems at all.

To be honest, I don't think we will implement any solution as a fix for something that almost nobody uses while we still have some other major projects to tackle, like the responsiveness of other areas of the website.

If there are a lot of users using this of course it may look different and we may look into it but at the moment you are the first user through all communities who claims to have these problems (which are of course unfortunate) as far as I know.

Kind regards,
Krupsinator

Hello again and thanks for your response!

Regarding 2.

This is a bit trickier. Of course we cannot test all custom layouts for all operating systems.

As far as I'm concerned, the only problem is that things that I mentioned are inherited from visual theme, so it would be possible to add for example
#IDName { color : #000; background-color: #fff;} on these.

But if you said, that this is the first feedback regarding this problem and as you said -

Actually most users (I would assume 99% but I am not sure) use the standard layout and have therefore no problems at all.

I won't bother webdevelopers with this problem and I'll try to override these elements with custom css.

I'll just say one thing that you can pass to the web developers:
"Do not leave parameters to be inherited from visual theme, specify them yourselves - few webpages do have inherited background (default: black text on white background, me: black text on dark background, which sucks)"

Best regards,
Astose