Ticket #2531185 (closed defect)
Reporter  Satyen Desai |
Opened: 09/22/11 Last modified: 07/23/12 Status: closed Type: defect Resolution: duplicate Duplicate of: #2531981 |
Owner Eduardo Lundgren |
Target Release: 3.NEXT Priority: P2 (high) |
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| Summary: | [TestFest] Resize example/CSS could use bigger target images on touch device | ||
| Description: | The default resize UI handles are too small for touch devices. Makes resize difficult, and leads to the page scrolling when you don't hit the target exactly. |
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| Type: | defect | Observed in Version: | development master |
| Component: | Resize | Severity: | S3 (normal) |
| Assigned To: | Eduardo Lundgren | Target Release: | 3.NEXT |
| Location: | Example | Priority: | P2 (high) |
| Tags: | Relates To: | ||
| Browsers: | N/A | ||
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Change History
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Posted: 09/24/11
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Posted: 09/26/11
I suggest using visual designs that are device agnostic rather than desktop paradigms. I think the general requirement here is that when the page is zoomed to a usable level, is the resize handle should be usable on touch devices. To resolve this issue with the current design, and in general for existing designs, padding can be added to containing elements to give an invisible buffer to expand the hot region. |
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Posted: 03/29/12
Eduardo, let's plan offline how we can get this into 3.6.0. |
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Posted: 07/23/12
Did not make the cut for 3.6.0. Moving to 3.NEXT. |
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Posted: 07/23/12
This ticket was marked as a duplicate of #2531981 |
There is likely collection of enhancements we need to make in order to enhance usability on touch. Starting with this one issue, Matt, what is the recommended approach we should take across the whole library?