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Wykco

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Looks fine on most browsers (including IE6!) except Safari on iOS (iPhone and iPad)

Jul 17, 2012 6:08 PM

Tags: #iphone #browser #ipad #webbrowser #rectangle #horizontal_bars

My site was built with Muse. At the footer, the rectangle with the dark background should expand to 100% browser width.

It does everywhere, except on the iPhone and iPad. I am using the latest versions of everything and am at a loss on this one.

iPhone

iPad

Desktop, FF, Normal

Help me Adobe-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope!

Message was edited by: Wykco Changed wording in title, from every to most

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1. Abhishek Maurya,

Jul 18, 2012 12:42 PM in reply to Wykco

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Hi Wykco,

Please refer to the following thread, Header and footer extending to the width of the browser in mobile devices is not working - http://forums.adobe.com/message/4522700#4522700
Also, Muse pages are currently coded to work with desktop browsers. You may experience inconsistent display/behavior on mobile devices. The team is currently exploring workflows and solutions for mobile/tablet device browsers.

Please provide feedback about mobile site design to the Muse product team in the following topic:

Muse team looking for Mobile Website feedback - http://forums.adobe.com/ideas/1446

Regards,
Abhishek Maurya

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2. Wykco,

Jul 18, 2012 12:30 PM in reply to Abhishek Maurya

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Thanks for the reply, but we have a problem.

When I click the link in your response, I get an error message. See screenie.

Also, I was hoping someone could offer a short-term fix, like maybe a CSS tweak. Where can I go for that kind of support?

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3. Abhishek Maurya,

Jul 18, 2012 12:43 PM in reply to Wykco

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There was some problem with the URL. I have updated it.

-Abhishek Maurya

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4. Wykco,

Jul 22, 2012 10:19 AM in reply to Wykco

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Interesting...

When I disable Javascript on Safari on the iPad, it looks fine, in other words the problem disappears as it displays as intended... kind of. It is slightly off center, but oh well. See screenie for example.

The devices I am testing are iPad (1,2 and Retina) and iPhone (4, 4S)

So what is Javascript doing? I noticed Muse references a couple of scripts.

Does the Javascript that Muse tacks into the page handle alignments, demensions, positioning, etc. in anyway shape or form?

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