#Bellissima on mobile

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wraith rampart
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Does umbraco v14 ** backoffice** work on mobile for you? I was surprised to discover that it doesn't and I need some sanity check ๐Ÿ˜„ I used google chrome mobile device emulator... can anyone confirm this is really the case?

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Bellissima on mobile

balmy yew
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Wow, yeah that's not great

wraith rampart
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@balmy yew thanks for checking out - appreciate it

balmy yew
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I'd create that as a bug on github if I were you ๐Ÿ™‚

simple bridge
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We don't support the backoffice on small resolutions and/or touch officially, but happy to receive contributions towards better support in this area

balmy yew
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@simple bridge you do in 13 though - the tree structure behaves very differently between 13 and 14

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Here is the same experience on a 13.5 site

simple bridge
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I agree, the experience was better in V13

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There were a lot of community contributions to make it better for mobile resolutions

balmy yew
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I see ๐Ÿ™‚ Contributions are prolly the way to go then but I will say it's not small issue. The menu down right breaks on mobile just to be clear. It's not harder to use. It's unusable, and that will come as a shocker for some who are used to be able to make minor changes/check things on the go

manic edge
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Might be mistaken.. but don't I remember a big fanfare about umbraco 8? backoffice supporting mobile devices.. would be a shame if we've lost it along the way ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

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especially for editors on the go trying to quickly correct a typo ๐Ÿ˜‰ or something more mission critical!

balmy yew
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@manic edge umbraco 8 also has a mobile response tree menu unlike Umbraco 14, so it's currently possible (with a bit of patience) to edit content/settings on Umbraco from at least version 8 up to and including 13.

balmy yew
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So we've had it in 8,9,10,11,12 13, which understandably is why I'm surprised to see it lacking in 14

wraith rampart
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balmy yew
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@late atlas you've might not focused on it, but it was usable :/
It honestly feels a bit hot potato-y to be like it's never been our focus, so it doesn't matter that it doesn't work now. Whether it got in through contributions or through HQ development isn't really the main point as I see it. It's been expected behavior for quite some time for a lot of us who have used it.

late atlas
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Really, the only answer I have for you is: it's never been officially supported, it worked by luck and some community contributions. We'd LOVE some PRs to make the current situation better, but a mobile backoffice is not on our roadmap.

balmy yew
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Might be a good hacktober candidate ?

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balmy yew
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@maiden badge again.. It was usable though... I use it occasionally on v8 and v13

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I'm not asking for a total refactor of the UX. Just that it continues to at least work how it used to

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uncut plume
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I'm not here to throw any stones or complain as I understand this has not been a priority and things take time. But I want to inform about our (a digital agency's) perspective on this.

This is such an important issue to the level where we have to move away from Umbraco on upcoming projects for our several of our clients that expect at least a usable experience, if not perfect.

In certain mobile browsers you can use a "simulate desktop" mode sort of, and on Brave on Android for example this actually makes it usable when you zoom in/out. On Chrome on iOS this mode weirdly enough does not help - you're still stuck in a zoomed in view with things out of bound and not scrollable.

uncut plume
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Could it maybe be possible to just make some global CSS change to the backoffice where you allow things to be zoomed on mobile?

late atlas
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FYI This is a setting you can change in most mobile browsers, "force enable zoom"

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late atlas
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I'm still on v14 on one site and it doesn't look like we enforce the zoom level, I can navigate around just fine and zoom in and out, and/or request the desktop site. Not sure what the actual problem is you're experiencing.

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# late atlas I'm still on v14 on one site and it doesn't look like we enforce the zoom level,...

The problem on iOS (tried with two colleagues now) is that even if you request the desktop version, you are unable to zoom out, unable to "see everything" so to say, and unable to scroll/pan around to the things that are hidden in view.

Basically if you emulate a mobile phone in devtools you can immediately see how you're "locked in". And on Android it works great to request desktop site and see things properly but for some reason iOS (both Safari and Chrome) does not act in the same way.

Would the solution with viewport be to add a minimum-scale? Perhaps we could try this locally for an iOS user.

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Hmm never mind, minimum-scale should be default at 0.1 if not specified.

late atlas
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Okay, I don't understand what Safari is doing there, but if there's a fix, then should be fine to put in I'd think..
v15 says <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />

uncut plume
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The one v15 site we have currently is for a client and I can't really share video from it, but if we get around to it I can share more clearly what the problem is. I don't know yet what iOS is having trouble with so no idea if it can be fixed via viewport tag yet.

late atlas
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think it's that initial scale maybe, I can't zoom out enough on android either to see a Save button (for example) when making a new doctype