Notice:
When you see “Details” or “Some Title Text”
The indicates that there is more explanation that can be revealed by Clicking | Tapping the text starting with “Details” or “The Title Text”.
Clicking|Tapping on “Title/ Details” again will re-collapse it.
If the expandable text is in a bulleted or numbered list clicking the bullet icon does not have any effect! But the rest of the line will take the Click | Tap event
IMPORTANT: The forum display (User Interface) is adaptive to your device's type, size and input ability (mouse/touch screen). (Click | Tap to expand)
One set of display layouts and input detection are used for larger screens - Generally Desktop/ Laptop and Tablets and another set is used for narrower screens; generally mobile phones.
Also…
A mobile device’s browser can be set to request either Desktop Site or Mobile Site View (Mode)
Generally a Mobile device in mobile-site-mode and desktops with a narrow window width (<960px?) will use the Narrow Layout. A Mobile in Desktop Site(!) mode or a wide enough desktop window will all use the other layout.
The differences to the workflow between a Wide-Screen View with a pointing device (normally on a Desktop | Laptop) or Narrow-Screen View with a touch screen (normally on a Mobile device) are mostly but not entirely cosmetic
For example:
The Wide-Screen View mode places the Composer (Post Creator & Editor) window-pane at the bottom of the forum’s window
The Narrow-Screen View mode places the Composer window-pane at the top of the forum’s window
(To allow space for the on-screen keyboard at the bottom). In both cases the draft post can be accessed ‘under’ the edit winow-pane
Wide-Screen Layout with a pointing device has a pop-out menu on the left side triggered by a mouse-over event
If you can see this you have a pointing device that generates ‘on hover’ events Dotted underlines a Tool-Tip text on mouse hover. The same with any link or image with the Title attribute in use. Not accessible one touchscreens.
Sadly there is more to explain to remove causes of confusion - in Step 2
To contribute you have to Sign-Up and Sign-In. Step 3: Sign-Up :
Reading (most) content is open to everyone
Links to guidance at this post’s end