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First stab at designing/implementing a mobile experience.

Basically, it is more or less the same as now on desktop, smaller (tablet-ish) screens will get a tabbed sidebar that takes up less of the screen, and mobile will get an off-canvas sidebar that is togglable by a little button on the bottom right.

check it out here: http://www.isaacchansky.me/finda/

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@paulswartz I'm unsure how we should handle this in conjunction with a variable -width sidebar based on screen size. Maybe it's possible to adjust the "addition" via a class + media queries, which could get set based on what is enabled (list/facets)?

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That sounds like a good fix; add classes to the body when the panels are enabled, and use that to control the CSS.

@isaacchansky isaacchansky force-pushed the feature/mobile-layout branch 2 times, most recently from f169a0e to 11f726f Compare July 1, 2015 02:50
@isaacchansky isaacchansky force-pushed the feature/mobile-layout branch from 11f726f to 2567481 Compare July 1, 2015 03:24
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This is already way better than our current (non-existent) mobile interface. It's a little confusing that there are two hamburger icons; maybe have [list][filter][map] as always available buttons at the top?

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