GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 760455
website is not responsive
Last modified: 2017-02-01 15:14:25 UTC
Setting this up to track things easier. See http://wgo-test.gnome.org
The animation for sub-navigation is too slow. Should be quicker.
Created attachment 318720 [details] screenshot of subnav text Needs the shadow disabled for these I think.
Created attachment 318721 [details] contact item in small resolution "Contact" in small mode too close to line.
Created attachment 318726 [details] search screenshot There is a glow to the search bar, and it has a slight rounding. Should match the current gnome.org in look and behavior.
Created attachment 318728 [details] screenshot of social icons Social icons are crammed together too tightly compared to the current version
Bug: Website doesn't detect mobile/tablet layout. Possible fix: Add a meta viewport tag inside <head> <meta name=viewport content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
Bug: Wrong article layout. E.g. http://wgo-test.gnome.org/events/2014/07/guadec-2014-core-days-finish/ There's no padding and sidebar should be on the right. Fix: File - http://git-test.gnome.org/browse/gnome-web-www/plain/theme/index.php Replace <class="container_12"> with <class="container"> Replace <div class="content"> with <div class="content span9"> Replace <div class="sidebar"> with <div class="sidebar span3"> or <div class="span3"> PS: I asked Sysadmin team to give me access to the testing instances to work with the theme.
Created attachment 318975 [details] Screenshot of logo and nav menu GNOME logo is not aligned with the navigation menu. Fix: File responsive.css, line 71 Change the margin value to margin-top: 46px;
Created attachment 319506 [details] buttons lack padding seems these buttons lack padding.
(In reply to Tom Tryfonidis from comment #7) > PS: I asked Sysadmin team to give me access to the testing instances to work > with the theme. Did you get access?
(In reply to Andreas Nilsson from comment #10) > (In reply to Tom Tryfonidis from comment #7) > > > PS: I asked Sysadmin team to give me access to the testing instances to work > > with the theme. > > Did you get access? No, there wasn't any response and I closed the bug report as there's master branch on g.g.o which I have access and can contribute. If needed I'll open it again.
Andreas i've got access to the testing instances. What you want me to do?
Sorry for missing your reply. You can commit changes directly to the instance if you want.
Do you have git commit access on git.gnome.org?
Andreas, I have access to git.gnome.org and git-test.gnome.org. Also is there any reason we use an old version of Bootstrap? Latest version provides some goodies to the responsive grid and media queries for all the views. [1] Take a look at [2], i've proposed a responsive layout for Damned lies based on the latest Bootstrap 3.x version, so we can share code (mostly for the globalnav menu). [1] https://getbootstrap.com/css/#responsive-utilities [2] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=766216
> Also is there any reason we use an old version of Bootstrap? No, not really. I think it was because only Bootstrap 2 was available when this work got started. Updating to Bootstrap 3 sounds good to me.
(In reply to Andreas Nilsson from comment #16) > No, not really. I think it was because only Bootstrap 2 was available when > this work got started. Updating to Bootstrap 3 sounds good to me. I see! I'll make a try with Bootstrap 3. Any suggestion about what JQuery version to use? Minimun for BS3 to work is version > 1.9.
I'm closing this bug report as gnome.org is now responsive. Most of the reported issues fixed or got obsolete by the new design.