Bug #66136 [Com]: viewport widths less than 767px are problematic

Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=66136&edit=1 ID: 66136 Comment by: aaron at aaronholmes dot net Reported by: aaron at aaronholmes dot net Summary: viewport widths less than 767px are problematic Status: Assigned Type: Bug Package: Website problem Operating System: N/A PHP Version: Irrelevant Assigned To: levim Block user comment: N Private report: N New Comment: The size of my browser window in this case is half the resolution of my macbook (I use hyperdock to automatically size windows, and I have browser windows side-by-side most of the time). I think a link would get lost in the page content, and generally, the less clicks it takes to get to what a user is looking for, the better. I don't believe switching the order is the best solution either. What do you think of an "accordion-style" container for the list of functions, and leaving the "String Functions" header in place, with an icon (a down-pointing chevron?) to indicate that it's expandable? Something like this: http://imgur.com/3Ix9DdD Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2013-12-18 20:04:49] levim@php.net The original intent was to use a link to skip all navigation to get to content; would that suffice or do you really think switching the order would be better? I am not a mobile user and on a desktop using a window smaller that 768px seems absurd to me, so I am open to suggestions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2013-11-21 08:29:57] aaron at aaronholmes dot net Description: ------------ --- From manual page: http://www.php.net/function.str-replace --- I accessed the str_replace function documentation with my window set to 764px wide, and was presented with a list of other string functions instead of the content I was looking for. My immediate thought was that I typoed the function name, which I tried to correct. A couple page refreshes later, I realized I needed to scroll down to see the documentation. It would be helpful if the page automatically scrolled down to the documentation, or presented the documentation before the function list. Expected result: ---------------- I expected to see the documentation for the function str_replace. Actual result: -------------- I was presented with a list of other functions, and tried to get to the correct page, even though I was already on the correct page. I needed to scroll past the list of all the string functions to see the documentation for str_replace. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=66136&edit=1