Author: philinje
Description:
Optimize photos to screen width, possibly by using several standard sizes. Then when the photo is clicked, in the expanded view allow horizontal scrolling to view the entire photo if it exceeds the screen width.
Version: --
Severity: enhancement
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Declined | None | T35856 Wikipedia Android App 2.0 release (tracking) | |||
| Invalid | • brooke | T33933 Photo handling 2, optimize image file page | |||
| Invalid | • brooke | T33931 Photo handling 1, optimize to screen width |
Please give your bug reports more descriptive titles than "Photo handling 1" and "Photo handling 2". Stuff like "Optimize photos to screen width" and "Add filtered view for photos"
Horizontal scrolling on the file page view is automatic once horizontal scrolling is enabled by removing the 'overflow-x: hidden'.
Is that actually an acceptable file page view appearance, or would you want that to be redone to look nice, allow jumping easily between the (zoomable/pannable) view, description, history table, and metadata table?
Does "optimize photos to screen width" refer to the file page view as well or the article view? (In which case does this ask for making small images larger, which could destroy use of inline images and icons? Or for making large images smaller?)
Some prelim updates and a mockup: http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/mobile-l/2011-December/005224.html
philinje wrote:
Large images smaller in the article, then on the file page allow scrolling.