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Native OS menu for mobile view #1

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verekia opened this issue Jan 3, 2012 · 4 comments
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Native OS menu for mobile view #1

verekia opened this issue Jan 3, 2012 · 4 comments

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@verekia
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verekia commented Jan 3, 2012

Main menu could also turn into default OS dropdown list menu when in narrowest mode. Default OS menus tend to be compact and extremely usable, as they are native elements – fast and optimized. Current solution will turn ugly if 5 or 7 main menu items are present.

@peter-m
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peter-m commented Jan 7, 2012

but turning a styled

  • list into (I suppose you mean this with "dropdown list") cannot be achieved by css - otherwise if you chose the version as default it would not be semantic at all

    i hope i didnt misunderstand anything ;)

@scaledrop
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either we can use a drop-down menu of those ones instead of using different 5-7 main menu items_ which is quite boring to have..isn't it?

@riccardoscambia
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using a css conditional like "@media only screen and (min-width: 480px) and (max-width: 767px) { .. }" for example, you can switch between 2 different kind of menu by hiding a css class and showing another one very easily. In our case we would hide the unordered list menu type and show the select menu.

@SigBaldi
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I'm thinking to implement something similar to these dropdown menus: http://tympanus.net/codrops/2012/10/04/custom-drop-down-list-styling/

I'd like to use a menu button mobile users are familiar with, like the three dashes button on FB app.

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