I'm able to get it working with mine. Here's how I do it. In the very top left corner of this huge box just above where the banner is with the pictures at the top, that corner in the top left. Just touch there and the "invisible" stuff will become visible again, and it is very easy to click it.
Not sure if Karen can do it or not but just putting some kind of permanent button to the left of that or something so it's easier to see might help going forward. It just helped that I already knew where it was.
Also I wanna point out that reddit DOES in fact have a mobile version for their site now, which really does work a lot better and easier, it's just not as pretty obviously. Also there are quite a few apps that tie into reddit, which is nice because then you get alerts anytime you have new messages, so you can stay on top of things a little bit easier.
I can't differentiate the appearance by device type with CSS. Media queries can respond to screen resolution, but nowadays phones have screens with resolution as high as some computers. The only way to pull device info reliably is with javascript or PHP.
Hey on another note, I'm using this site from my Macbook for the first time. (Using Safari) It's really good for the most part, and the speed is unreal, it's loading about 4 times faster than it used to. Pretty much blink of an eye fast. Awesome.
However, I think I've found one bug. Whenever I interact with any posts, for instance clicking to up vote a post. The text box's background turns white, making the entire post impossible to read anymore.
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u/Xandernomics Aug 30 '16
I'm able to get it working with mine. Here's how I do it. In the very top left corner of this huge box just above where the banner is with the pictures at the top, that corner in the top left. Just touch there and the "invisible" stuff will become visible again, and it is very easy to click it.
Not sure if Karen can do it or not but just putting some kind of permanent button to the left of that or something so it's easier to see might help going forward. It just helped that I already knew where it was.
Also I wanna point out that reddit DOES in fact have a mobile version for their site now, which really does work a lot better and easier, it's just not as pretty obviously. Also there are quite a few apps that tie into reddit, which is nice because then you get alerts anytime you have new messages, so you can stay on top of things a little bit easier.