mobile web or one of the apps? if apps, which platform?

This appears on the mobile website, I was viewing it through Safari on my iPad, and it is the same on the iPad Chrome browser.

This is an issue with the local template and not an issue with MobileFrontend.

Actually, that template uses
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:MetaSidebar
which contains style="float:right;...". However, in the mobile version, some CSS overwrites this with float: none !important;.

The same happens with the Template:MetaSidebar on mobile devices

You can't just float stuff on a small screen. Seems like intended behaviour to me, I agree with @Jdlrobson.

@Sjoerddebruin, not all mobile screens are small. For example, my iPad has a fairly large screen, and it looks weird when the examples are at the top of the page, before any other content, as opposed to at the side of it. Also, other boxes, such as infoboxes, are shown on the right of the screen, similarly to on a desktop.

This seems an artefact from the times where minerva was exclusively for narrow screens. Infobox float on tablet, so an element like this should be possible to be fixed as well.

BTW. I've added vertical-navbox class to this template now, which hides it fully, like any other navbox.. That too is something that should be considered to be limited devices below the tablet width btw...

@TheDJ wow this is old - had completely forgotten about it. Anyway, the examples box on
this page does not display at all on my iPad anymore.