Six Speed Swap Gallery

[Legacy777]

I've made some changes to how the gallery loads. The individual galleries are split between two pages due to scrolling issues. I haven't been able to find an elegant way to just make the dates scrollable. I can make the whole page scrollable, but then you end up with a bunch of dates down below the picture if you have a small screen or looking at it from a mobile device.

The way things are currently setup, if you are looking at the pages on a mobile device in the horizontal view it will likely cut some dates off as well. As I said, I haven't found an elegant solution, so I'm curious if folks liked the way it's been setup since I created it or like it now split between two index pages.

Let me know your feedback. If you have any comments, let me know what browser and type of device you're viewing it on.

http://main.experiencetherave.com/subar ... pdswap/01/

Thanks

[James614]

Both the old and new formats aren't very usable on my phone. Galaxy S2 Skyrocket using chrome. I typically just wait until I can view on my laptop or tablet.

[Legacy777]

What about the galleries that don't have multiple dates like the 6spd swap?

http://www.main.experiencetherave.com/s ... /combmeter

[James614]

The thumbails and main photos are still cut off, the page doesn't zoom out to fit my phone's screen. This could be a software issue on my end, however. The built-in chrome browser on Android 4.2 isn't updated like the chrome app newer versions use (including my tablet). One of these days I plan to install a pure 4.3/4.4 on my phone, which very well could fix the gallery issues I see now on the phone.

[Legacy777]

Ok, thanks for the feedback James.

[CFK]

Ya I'm not to sure , pics of the entire cluster are cut off on the corners of my Ipad , but your pics are so detailed that I don't think it matters lol. Good Work

[Legacy777]

That's interesting.....I can reproduce it on my iPad mini as well with the safari browser. If I use chrome on my ipad, it doesn't cut the corners off. So it appears to be something with the browser. I'll see what the developer thinks.