Hi,
I am running into a little problem with the unpredictable behaviour of mobile browser address bar. To my surprise the viewport height does not seem to take the address bar into account, with the result that part of my page is hidden and no scroll bars are present.

It can be seen on my page, if you put your phone into landscape mode. I tried with the latest FF that does not seem to autohide the address bar..
https://www.artinso.com/orphelion_testing/

Is there any trick/hack to design around that issue?

Regards
Berthold

Is it the menu where you cannot see all the items? (sorry, my mobile phone just ran out of power and needs to be recharged before I can take a look).

No rush!
No, at the bottom of the main landing page, I have some text and a button that opens a text panel. On my phone that is hidden by the address bar in landscape mode (I have the address bar down).
Now that you mention it, I'll try to see the effect with the address bar on top.

This seems to be a FireFox bug.
With the address bar on top it is even worse, as it messes with my fixed positioned footer and breaks the function of browsing to the additional content

My mobile phone is an iPhone 6, and it has recharged now . When I view your site in landscape orientation, I'm able to see that wee downwards button and click on it. I can also scroll the page with my fingers, so I can reach everywhere, also in portrait orientation. I'm using Safari as my browser, I don't know if it is different in Ffx. Someone else may perhaps chime in and tell you.

Another thing is, that fixed positioned elements, like header, navbar and footer often take up too much space on small viewports. I usually let the fixed positioning kick in for middle sized devices and up. Having said that, there is nothing which is not working for me on your site, as long as I don't use my fingers to make the contents display larger. It is well built, and if this was your first attempt with SD, then well done!

I would allow the slider to scroll

Hi Eric,
I am not sure that I understand what you are referring to. The problem is not the size of the Orbit slider. I limit Orbit via Vmin and Vh to certain dimensions at breakpoints to allow the other elements to flow in the remaining space.
The problem is that the latest Firefox does not remove the address bar anymore. It stays fixed and won't go away. However, for some reasons the developers decided to not account for the address bar in terms of viewport height and just overlay it on the screen. In consequence, as far as my website code is concerned, the address bar does not exist and viewport height is the full screen...

Regards

Addendum:
I just found this, which might be a solution
https://allthingssmitty.com/2020/05/11/css-fix-for-100vh-in-mobile-webkit/

What is the best way to instruct SD to use this?

Regards

Thanks Inger!
This is a rework of a site that I started with RSD2 a few years back.
I started my first website with Geocities back in 1996 with Allaire Homesite and later Topstyle when CSS came along. A few years CoffeeCup software and then several years Dreamweaver with an online shopping site and finally back to the roots with Coffecup software in 2016..
However, since I always work in intervalls with several years of nothingness in between, it always feels like starting from square one... So it seems that I never passed the beginners stage.

Great idea to reduce the NavBar for small screens! That possibility somehow escaped my attention.

Regards

Disregard that question. It is of course the page manage item.