Responsive Class is really bad in 158

[pixelpadre]

Responsive classic looks really really really bad on my android in FF and chrome with zc158. My other websites have ZC157 and responsive looks beautiful. Im going back to 157.

[dbltoe]

Without having told us what way the site was created, what mods are in place, and just what is "really bad" I can only say that it looks "realy fine" on a Galaxy S21 Ultra.

[pixelpadre]

Without having told us what way the site was created, what mods are in place, and just what is "really bad" I can only say that it looks "realy fine" on a Galaxy S21 Ultra.

Oh, right, forgot to mention what was bad....my bad

The hamburger menu is about 1/16 of an inch, same with the other icons. The entire main page appears on my Samsung droid a12 screen.

This is outofthebox install with no mods. Really bad version, also I wasted an hour, or more, trying to troubleshoot an install that kept failing due to a syntax error with the db table names. No one said you can't use hyphens as in zc- for a prefix.

[dbltoe]

You've got to put on your Algebra hat. It's been that way forever

databases do many things including mathematical functions.

In a database, the hyphen is an operator not a charcter. The system would turn zen-products (designed and an identifier) into a mess trying to subtract products from zen.

Inside table fields, data that is not being used as an identifier can and will contain hyphens for general usage.

And, with no url, i can't be much help other than guesses based on your not having changed some css item.

[pixelpadre]

Im not arguing about the proper use of a hyphen. I am arguing that if there are forbidden characters then there should be a footnote. I actually think years ago I used hyphens for prefix.

[pixelpadre]

You've got to put on your Algebra hat. It's been that way forever

databases do many things including mathematical functions.

In a database, the hyphen is an operator not a charcter. The system would turn zen-products (designed and an identifier) into a mess trying to subtract products from zen.

Inside table fields, data that is not being used as an identifier can and will contain hyphens for general usage.

And, with no url, i can't be much help other than guesses based on your not having changed some css item.

Not to be contrary, a search on google says you can use the hyphen in table names. But again, im not arguing that.

[barco57]

Did you find the one person on the internet that said yes you can for confirmation bias? Try googling "can you use a hyphen in a table name" and it is no, no, no...more no in the answers.

[barco57]

We also know you don't like responsive classic as you have said in the past. You have also argued the way you would set up a template for your site should be default so you don't have to do the work. Most of the rest of us disagree, point and laugh. Figure it out, don't like the size of the hamburger menu, pretty sure you can adjust that in css.

[swguy]

Here PixelPadre, let me google that for you!
Google: can you use a hyphen in a mysql table name?

Response:
Only Use Lowercase Letters, Numbers, and Underscores
Don't use dots, spaces, or dashes in database, schema, table, or column names.

Also, Zen Cart documentation says DON'T USE prefixes.
https://docs.zen-cart.com/user/first...t-are-prefixes
"Using prefixes is no longer a recommended practice."

Ever try just getting a clue instead of blaming everyone else?

[pixelpadre]

can you use a hypen in a table name is exactyly the querry that I made to google.