The idea is that I'll create a styles/chats/
responsive/ with custom chat.css and iframe.css files.
This means I'll be able to just give you a .zip or .tar.gz package with a custom, responsive theme.
To make Mibew responsive, all I'm doing is using the Firefox developer tools (inspector) to look for what needs to be changed.
I'm not a noob shouting some random CSS. This is my job and I'm making Mibrew responsive for my employer.
You can see I know what I'm doing by applying the CSS changes I mentioned in my
previous post to a website where Mibew is running.
Then also add...
<textarea name="message"
id="ta_message" tabindex="0" cols="40" rows="5">
...in templates_compiled/client_side/templates.js
Finally, on a desktop machine, visit the website with Mibew, open it while the chat is offline, and scale down the browser window.
You'll see it's already responsive.
Even with the chat online it should be responsive.
You wrote:
However, if anyone will send us a responsive theme, we'll do our best to include it in the code base of the project.
That's what I'm planning to do; send you a responsive theme.
To do this, I'd like one extra id, and one extra div (with a class or id).