• Resolved MBV

    (@mbv)


    Hi,
    what code do I need to change to make the tablets show the desktop view (but smaller to fit) instead of the mobile view.

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Kelly Brown

    (@cactikelly)

    Hi

    Right of my head I do not know, but I remember a possible toggle in options.

    Go to the options in the editor, and try:

    Do not parse HTML
    Do not parse canvas

    I remember do not parse canvas checked did it.

    One of the combinations of checked options produced that result I think.

    Plugin Author Kelly Brown

    (@cactikelly)

    I just remembered the free version and paid work different and I am not sure, I will look into it and put it in the faq. I do know that the paid version uses a bigger mobile canvas so the objects are not as enlarged. about 1/2 the enlargement.

    Did this work for you?

    Thread Starter MBV

    (@mbv)

    Thanks for your reply JT, and sorry I forgot to get back to you before. I tried the toggle but it didn’t seem to make a difference.

    I’ll be using your plugin for a website soon that I’ll be creating starting next week. Will very likely get the paid version at a latter date and so am curious to know more about the difference in canvas you mentioned, as I don’t quite know what you mean by that.

    Plugin Author Kelly Brown

    (@cactikelly)

    Yes, I was not sure the option was available in the free version or not.

    The editor is based on progressive enhancements, which basically means it uses multiple web technologies to enhance the look.

    In terms of a developer it would be called a “Adaptive Responsive” page.

    If it is a mobile device the mobile page is chosen and then resized to fit the mobile device.

    This allows the page to have the same design and look in all devices versus just “Responsive” which pushes the content down the page when shrunk.

    The rulers at the top of the editor are in pixels the mobile view is 325 pixels in the paid versions its 500 or so pixels.

    The free version uses a 325px iphone 3 screen for the size of the canvas in the editor and then enlarges the page up to fit the screens of larger mobile devices.

    The paid version I would have to look up the exact size of the canvas, but I think it is 500px and it adjusts in either smaller or larger directions depending upon users device. The paid version has less scaling and has more screen resolutions programmed into it, and the larger canvas makes it easier to use.

    Typically the ipad is about 800px and and the scaling is not drastic.

    I hope this helps.
    Any positive feed back you can leave for the plugin is always appreciate.
    John

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