allow scrolling for code blocks on iOS devices #1746
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Code blocks on iOS devices are not touch scrollable! The only way to scroll code blocks on an iPhone is to try to touch the tiny scroll bar and move it! In comparison to Android it is very complicated to view octopress code! To reproduce this error you need a native iOS device (or iOS simulator on OS X) and open an octopress blog with Safari or Chrome. A detailed description of this problem is described here: http://drawingablank.me/blog/my-gripe-with-code-blocks.html
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one additional remark: it is also not possible to show scrollbars and allow touch scrolling simultaneously on iOS. So no scrollbars of code blocks until scrolling on iOS. |
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Code blocks on iOS devices are not touch scrollable!
The only way to scroll code blocks on an iPhone is to try to touch the tiny
scroll bar and move it! In comparison to Android it is very complicated to view
octopress code!
To reproduce this error you need a native iOS device (or iOS simulator on OS X)
and open an octopress blog with Safari or Chrome.
A detailed description of this problem is described here:
http://drawingablank.me/blog/my-gripe-with-code-blocks.html