We really need an Acp optimized for mobile!

[ipbfuck]

In july or agoust ill go in vacancy for some week and my only device is my smartphone!

just now i try to go in menu manager and... i can't!

theme? i can't!

... In realty, acp is impossible with smartphone!

exist responsive menu (for mobile) but most pages are inaccessible.

please, add an alternative template/manager for mobile ?

 

regards...

[MADMAN32395]

I can navigate around just fine and manage my suite from mobile without hangup. Must be your phone size? I'm running off of a Nexus 6

[ipbfuck]

i've a lumia 625 (this reply is with this device).

but, u can try also with desktop... reduce screen and after some size u receive an advice "no optimized for mobile".

[Colonel_mortis]

1 hour ago, laltroweb.it said:

i've a lumia 625 (this reply is with this vice).

but, u can try also with desktop... reduce screen and after some size u receive an advice "no optimized for mobile".

I don't get any warning about not being optimised for mobile, and it works fine for me. Are you sure it's not a third party application that you're looking at?

Looks like it's just the menu manager.

[ipbfuck]

also themes (pages and system) and toolbar

[Meddysong]

To be fair, that shouldn't come as a surprise. Things like theming are very unlikely to be done via a small-screen device. I can't imagine how impractical that would be, no matter whether it were perfectly optimised.

[ipbfuck]

can be impractical, but - something - necessary.

is impractical also edit a php block inside acp, but i can.

i can't understood why i can edit php block and, instead, i can't edit menu manager, themes, toolbar.

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maybe a little warning: "no optimized for mobile" (but permit to "continue"), can be a best practice...

[MADMAN32395]

7 hours ago, Colonel_mortis said:

not a third party application that you're looking at?

maybe a 3rd party theme?

6 hours ago, laltroweb.it said:

(but permit to "continue")

that might work