Oliver_wd
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I agree, CSS :hover support is very much needed.
You need examples? Just take a look at your own website menu at www.ucweb.com. View it with desktop useragent or click on "PC" at the very bottom of your mobile site.
Embarrassing?
Your menu even uses javascript and is still not working in uc browser on WP. Pure CSS drop down menus or any other simple CSS :hover function should be supported too.
Yes, to perform :hover a pointer would be needed, however every major plattform/browser has a solution to simulate :hover on touch devices.
Stu Nicholls has some nice examples for such pure css menus, i.e.: Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | Droplist menu suitable for touch screens
uc browser is the only one I've testet which is not supporting it. However this seems only to happen on windows phone. uc browser worked fine on android and ios.
Internet Explorer had similar issues, check here how they solved it: Hover touch support (Windows)
However this has to be implemented by the webdeveloper when coding the website. Better solution would be a native support for standard :hover as ios seems to do it.
Websites begin supporting touch and small screens, however this will be a long road. A major browser should have the ability to support "desktop websites" at least as far as all content can be viewed. Not supporting (specific) navigation menus is a major problem here I think.
For me as a webdeveloper now the question is how fast can I fix my css drop down menu (without using JavaScript) for your browser.
Can you provide any "workaround" like Microsoft did? And when will it be supported natively?
Anyway, thanks for giving support on a public forum, appreciate that
You need examples? Just take a look at your own website menu at www.ucweb.com. View it with desktop useragent or click on "PC" at the very bottom of your mobile site.
Embarrassing?
Your menu even uses javascript and is still not working in uc browser on WP. Pure CSS drop down menus or any other simple CSS :hover function should be supported too.
Yes, to perform :hover a pointer would be needed, however every major plattform/browser has a solution to simulate :hover on touch devices.
Stu Nicholls has some nice examples for such pure css menus, i.e.: Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | Droplist menu suitable for touch screens
uc browser is the only one I've testet which is not supporting it. However this seems only to happen on windows phone. uc browser worked fine on android and ios.
Internet Explorer had similar issues, check here how they solved it: Hover touch support (Windows)
However this has to be implemented by the webdeveloper when coding the website. Better solution would be a native support for standard :hover as ios seems to do it.
Websites begin supporting touch and small screens, however this will be a long road. A major browser should have the ability to support "desktop websites" at least as far as all content can be viewed. Not supporting (specific) navigation menus is a major problem here I think.
For me as a webdeveloper now the question is how fast can I fix my css drop down menu (without using JavaScript) for your browser.
Can you provide any "workaround" like Microsoft did? And when will it be supported natively?
Anyway, thanks for giving support on a public forum, appreciate that
Hi Taymur:
We would love to add such feature for you. Could you please provide a link so we can see what we can do ?
Why don't UC browser replicate a mouse hover function? As when sometimes on a PC, hovering the mouse on top of a menu shows up a drop down menu? Very much needed.