Hi all,
Is there a way to get a title image to expand the entire length of the screen in desktop mode? It looks great in mobile but odd in desktop.
How about an image component instead?
Exactly. Use Image component. The problem is that when you search âimageâ in the list of components, the title -> image component is the first one that pops up.
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I might be missing something, but the image component doesnât fill the mobile space from the edge to edge like the titleâ>image component.
So title works for mobile, and image works for desktop?
Perhaps you can use a get device info column to know the type of device the user is using (through deviceâs width), and display the components accordingly. Group them into containers so itâs less work for you.
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Not sure if this option would work for users that arenât signed in is that correct? Where would you store the device info if the user isnât using a user profile?
Maybe there are ways?
I feel like the point is that the âTitle - Imageâ component has a particular look to it that is nice - it goes right up to the top and creates a nice banner for the page - however when switched into desktop viewing mode it seems to loose that look & feel entirely, and rather than attempt to replicate it in some way for a larger device it doesnât even show the image in full-screen.
So I guess the question would be for the developers - what is that desktop view mode actually trying to achieve for that component when itâs nothing like the original and I donât know who would want their page to look that way in a desktop view. Maybe itâs meant to be used for something that I donât understand?
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You can just store it on the row the user is viewing. It doesnât have to be a user profiles row, itâs just more convenient to store there if your users do log in.
Thank you for doing a better job of articulating this that I did, Trav. Youâve nailed the problem. I havenât seen a good solution⌠other than saying the app is âbest experiencedâ on a mobile device.