- Auto zoom in on text area when entering sticky mode on iPhone
- That can be avoided by setting the font size to 16px
- When I try to enter text, it scrolls to the text area by itself.
- I don’t know how to work around this.
- When I think about it, I realize that Scrapbox also had a modal text area at the top of the page when it was served.
- Could this be unavoidable behavior?
- Do you want to design a text area around the toolbar?
- I tried.
- There was a hypothesis that it might be better not to afford multiple lines of text input, so I made it look like a single line of text.
- (actually textarea)
- There was a hypothesis that it might be better not to afford multiple lines of text input, so I made it look like a single line of text.
- I feel like this is the right thing to do.
- I tried once to put it right under the toolbar, but that would put the text bar over the sticky.
- I wonder if it would be better to put it right over the toolbar, so that it would not be an unnecessary operation while entering text.
- I hid the UNDO, but…
- It is strange that the arrow on the icon meaning OK is pointing up when the input field is in this position.
- To begin with, I want to change the behavior of Add a sticky note with a new line. - I’d prefer to see more and more stickies added to the line breaks.
- The following problems seem to have been almost eliminated by moving the text area, so we’ll see how it goes
- Rotate the screen on iPhone and iPad so that the display does not go haywire.
- When in sticky note input mode on iPhone, the text area size designed for iPad is too large
- I lose track of the toolbar because of that.
- When in sticky note input mode on iPhone, the text area size designed for iPad is too large
- The menu bar is hidden when the screen is rotated, for example.
- TODO: Tap on a white area with no canvas to reposition it to the proper position!
- Or Shake
- I don’t want to have to hide in the first place.
- Rotate the screen on iPhone and iPad so that the display does not go haywire.
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