User-659891237 posted
I'm putting this tag at the header of my HTML pages, trying to get the page to stop vertical scrolling on mobile browsers like iPhone Safari:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, height=device-height" />
But as shown here, it doesn't work: http://wesspace.net/viewport.aspx
Note that there is no content to see when scrolling down, so no scrolling is necessary. But if a user pushes the page up with a finger (in other words, scrolling down), a blank area is revealed. This bug only occurs on mobile browsers, except Fennec,
which does a great job. So does anyone know how to prevent the user from scrolling down into the void?
I'm putting this tag at the header of my HTML pages, trying to get the page to stop vertical scrolling on mobile browsers like iPhone Safari:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, height=device-height" />
But as shown here, it doesn't work: http://wesspace.net/viewport.aspx
Note that there is no content to see when scrolling down, so no scrolling is necessary. But if a user pushes the page up with a finger (in other words, scrolling down), a blank area is revealed. This bug only occurs on mobile browsers, except
Fennec, which does a great job. So does anyone know how to prevent the user from scrolling down into the void?