LegendMobile now moves both engines' bottom corners to the top of the
map below 768px, so the 30px credit band no longer sits under UPG-100's
bottom controls on a phone. --upg-credit-floor keeps the sheet and the
round menu button there and drops the band, so the batch HUD sits 30px
lower, over the sheet and the button. Desktop is unchanged.
Every bottom placement of the engine's credit failed a reader on a phone: under
the open sheet it was covered, lifted above the sheet it floated mid-map, and
in a strip below the sheet it pushed the legend off the map's bottom edge. On a
phone both engines' bottom corners now move to the top corner on the start
side, opposite the map's own control column (left; right in RTL), and the sheet
sits flush at the map's bottom, starting beside the round menu button
(--map-fab-beside) so the button covers none of it. The move is !important so a
plugin's own lift of its bottom corners cannot push the credit off the top.
Desktop is unchanged.
On a phone there is no room for "The dot marks where this people is found, not
a town or a boundary" beside the legend, so the caption chip under the sheet is
gone: the sentence shows in no resting state (collapsed, or open with nothing
selected). A tapped dot's detail view keeps its note inside the sheet, where it
explains shared dots, and the tree's own copy stays off. The credit strip under
the sheet is the bottom controls alone again. Desktop is unchanged.
The layout hides the header's meta slot at phone width (its 56px bar has no
room for it), and the "Hide header" button lived there, so on a phone the
header could not be collapsed at all. A phone-only copy of the button now sits
in the header's end corner (44px, the tabs' corner radius, the same localised
label). The floating "Show header" button brings the header back, as on a
desktop. Wider screens are unchanged.
The comment on minCardPx 150 said who chose two-up. It now keeps the
engineering reason (work like the country posters; at two-up a poster
title is too small to read, and two-up was chosen with that trade shown
side by side) and names no one, so check:no-new-driver-references
passes again.
Template comment only: my-upg-100-list rebuilds byte-equal, and the
tree regenerates unchanged.
On a phone the gallery's round ☰ sits in a bottom corner and covered the first ~30px of these maps'
licence credit (the last ~30-40px in Arabic, where it mirrors). The gallery publishes
--map-fab-clearance while the button shows, and every LegendMobile map lifts the engine's bottom
corners by it; these two maps have their own legends, so they never did. They now lift the same
corners, the credit's and a Mapbox wordmark's. The variable is unset without the button, so desktop
is unchanged.
Rebuilds cities-internet and gospel-resources, with their pages and the two manifests.
At rest on a phone the search row sits where the gallery's 44px ☰ circle lands (bottom-left, or
bottom-right in Arabic), so the circle covered the start of the search box. The row now starts at
--map-fab-beside, which the layout publishes only while the circle shows. Everywhere else the
value is 0, so the change does nothing until the circle comes back.
This reverts d83c89f28. On a phone the gallery's menu is again the round ☰
button in the pane's bottom corner (bottom-left; bottom-right in Arabic), with
no bar above the pane. While it shows, the layout again publishes
--map-fab-clearance and --map-fab-beside, and the maps keep their credits,
wordmarks, pin captions and search boxes clear of the button through them.
The Regions tab handed the sheet generator its localised card, so an Arabic reader's poster read
"Pray for السودان" and Administrative areas "السودان" beside an English "Countries: Sudan". The poster
is English by recorded decision; the generator now gets the data's own record by id, as the wall does.
The select read 2 while the wall showed one. The shared clamp (210px per
card) forced one column at 390 and silently overrode it. The wall now
opts into PosterWall's minCardPx (150), as the country posters did, so a
phone keeps the columns the reader chose.
Measured at 390, en + ar, with this bundle overlaid on the frozen item-5
candidate: 2 columns (select 2), cards 162px, 0 of 12 action labels
clipped. The poster thumbnails are 114px wide, so a poster's title band
renders about 9px tall (25px at one per row). The title is not readable
at that size; the two-up choice was made with that in view. The
two-line "Show on map" pill and the print options overhanging the card
are PosterWall's own (their fixes are separate).
The gate began from keys like 'adm0:IND', so it never ran resolveTerritory
on what the map hands the click handler, and it passed while every tapped
country resolved as a province. Section 4 feeds the resolver three real
tapestry shapes: a country (shapeName + iso3, no listId), an India state
(listId + shapeName + iso3), and a country drawn inside an Asia zone
(zone.adm0).
Two-sided: on the previous resolver it fails three ways (Sudan and Nepal
filed adm1 with null counts); on the fixed one it passes.
Select your own territory always found 0 people groups (reported from a
phone). resolveTerritory filed a feature as ADM1 whenever it had a
shapeName. The world ADM0 boundaries now carry one too (Sudan:
{ shapeGroup:'SDN', shapeName:'Sudan', iso3:'SDN' }), so every tapped
country became a province:
- key adm1:Sudan with a null count, and a HUD total of 0 UUPG;
- a Prayer List that refused it: "No people-group data for Sudan —
select the country instead".
The level now comes from where zone-geometry drew the feature. India
states and China provinces come ONLY from the gb-IND/CHN-ADM1 pools, and
only when properties.listId matches the zone, so an ADM1 feature carries
listId; a country never does. A legacy feature with a shapeName and no
iso3 stays ADM1.
Measured at 390 on the frozen item-5 candidate, with this bundle
overlaid:
- tap Sudan → adm0:SDN, 105; tap Chad → adm0:TCD, 53; total 158;
- Prayer List fetches the groups and prints (1 print, no error).
The same flow as served before the fix: adm1:Sudan, 0 UUPG, the refusal,
0 prints.
The filters toggle turned every svg in the button over when the filters were open. So the filter
icon beside the label flipped as well, with its longest line at the bottom, which read as a broken
icon. That shows on a phone, where the grid opens with its filters expanded. Only the chevron turns
over now.
On phones (up to 767px) the "What can this map do?" panel opened as a full-screen page: a few
lines of text at the top of an empty white screen, reading as a new page rather than a panel.
It is now a bottom sheet:
- it sizes to its content, up to 70% of the small viewport (svh, so a collapsing URL bar does not
resize it), and scrolls inside, with its scroll kept to itself;
- the close button is 44px and stays in view in the sheet's header;
- the dimmed map above it stays visible, and a tap there closes the panel, as Escape does.
Desktop is unchanged. Rebuilt doxa-maps-spa (the only bundle that compiles MapInfo.vue), then
tree + SRI.
The ⓘ is now the column's top control, and its one-time pointer runs sideways from it across the
map's top band. On a phone that band is these maps' legend (title and fold button), and MapToolbar's
phone rule put the column at top:72px inside it, so the pointer lay over the legend's title and
buttons. Below 700px the column now starts 8px under the FOLDED legend's measured bottom, whatever its
height in each language. It is measured only while folded and before the toolbar exists, so opening
the legend never moves the controls. Desktop is unchanged.
Rebuilds cities-internet and gospel-resources, with their pages and the two manifests.
The research map draws the ⓘ as the first button of its own control column (MapInfoButton), and the
gallery's Simple Research row switches to trigger: 'control' in the same commit, so the tab never
shows two ⓘ, and never shows none. At mount the map tells the gallery that its control is coming, so
the floating ⓘ does not flash while a slow phone loads. A failure or an unmount withdraws that
promise, and the floating ⓘ comes back at once. On a page with no gallery nothing answers, and the
map is unchanged.
Their control column renders only once the map exists, after the data, which can take tens of
seconds on a slow phone. At mount each map now tells the gallery's MapInfo that a control is on its
way (Prayer Progress's announcement), so MapInfo waits for the map instead of flashing its floating
ⓘ first. A failure or an unmount before the map exists withdraws the promise, so the floating ⓘ
shows at once. Gospel's single-card page builds no map and promises nothing.
Rebuilds cities-internet and gospel-resources, with their pages and the two manifests.
