Solved Problems with Kunena using smartphone

Hi.

When I view, and I try to reply, or edit the posts of my forum, made with kunena, using my smartphone (Android operating system), it happens that clicking on a button (example "answer"), the action performed is not the related one, but the action corresponding to the lower button (eg "quote").

This makes the management of the forum via mobile, quite complicated (eg moderation ). Is there a solution? Thank you.

The problem is not that the wrong action is executed when you touch a button. You just touch the wrong button.

You can add this to the custom.less file of the Kunena template:

@media (max-width: 860px) {
.btn {
margin-bottom: 10px;
}
}

This way you get more space beneath the buttons on smaller devices and the chance to touch the wrong button is reduced.

Hi. I tried to do what you suggested, but it was no use.

It's strange, cause when I click on a button, it becomes correctly highlighted, but then the function of the button right below is perfomed

This is strange indeed. Can you give me a link to your forum and may I register as a member?

www.waterwind.it/new/it/forum-it.html

I can confirm the behaviour if I click on the action button. But this is no Kunena issue. As I can see you don't use the standard Kunena template. You should contact the template developer to solve it.

WolfgangOWL wrote: I can confirm the behaviour if I click on the action button. But this is no Kunena issue. As I can see you don't use the standard Kunena template. You should contact the template developer to solve it.

I use Crypsis, as template. Is it not a Kunena.org template? Author link lets me think so.

Crypsis is the default template of Kunena. I set 'show default actions' in the Crypsis basic settings to 'yes' on my website to test the issue and it works fine on my android smartphone. I think it may be a conflict with your Joomla template. Does everything work ok if you set 'show default actions' to 'no'?

Bingo! Everything works ok if I set 'show default actions' to 'no'.

Thanks for help