Hi.
While our wiki looks great on desktop computers, the display on mobile phones is terrible.
Is there a good practice example for implementation on smartphones and snippets for less code that can be used to improve the design on mobile devices?
I look forward to your replies.
Thank you.
Roland
XWiki Standard is supposed to look good on mobile phones… Maybe “terrible” is a bit exaggerated for the full app? 
I’m sure there are places that are not great and that could be improved but your generic statement is a bit shocking.
Your question is too broad to be able to provide any interesting answer.
Can you show us some screenshots or descriptions of a few places that you judge “terrible”, and we can then discuss them one by one (and ask you to report issues if warranted)?
Thx
I´m sorry, no offense meant. XWiki is a great piece of software! I´m just not happy with the representation of our wiki on mobile-phones.
There probably is a way to implement different css for different devices and I wonder how.
Let us know what you’re having a problem with.
I can’t assure that we’ll make the changes you expect, but clear feedback will help us make improvements.
If you can get a few screenshots of the UI you don’t like and explain what you would expect instead, it would be a good step towards making an improvement
FYI here is a list of Xwiki Standard tickets already open with the mobile label
Thank you!
Lucas C.
Yes, you can use media query and more generically responsive web design which is the nowadays widely established technique for making websites look good on both desktop and mobile devices - nothing specific to XWiki here.