Does turning the phone on its side help?

I can't afford one of those big phones that the kool kidz all have.

No, and my screen isn't green. It's white, with plain black type. Like a word document.

Just seen the last page. I'm on my iPad. Is that like a phone instead of a laptop? I'm sure I've had a similar problem with deliveroo. 'Mobile device'? I'm sure that was the term that lead to a tearful phonecall to their helpline.

Yes, it uses IOS as its operating system, like an Apple phone.

I don't know how it's done on IOS but, on an Android phone, there's three dots on the top right-hand side of your browser. When that's pressed, it gives you the option to choose the Web/Desktop version of the site. That's how you see it the way it's meant to be seen.

This would appear to be how to do it on an iPad: https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/view-desktop-website-on-mobile-safari/

I'll try that. And how do we post photos from our own devices? Does that require a flickr or Instagram account?

You can use Flickr if you want. Instagram tends to create technical difficulties for the site but it's possible. I think people mostly use Imgur which is free and doesn't need membership: https://imgur.com/

No the pictures can be inserted using the button, which is dead handy!

Much better than Photoph*ket.

If you want to post Instagram images, you can use the Instagram Embedder at the top of each page, although that can only be seen in the desktop version of the site, not the phone version.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

No the pictures can be inserted using the button, which is dead handy!

I thought that was a special button only I could see.

It works now, but the send post button is a very long scroll away. I can feel myself becoming all hot which is the effect tech always has on me.

Schneiderzhappie is the official German word of the New Hall of the Wendigo.

Have we run out of slots for specialist sub-forums named after Wendigans?

Why?

Well, I was think that CT could have a dedicated Finer Things in Life/Opulence sub-section.  

Also, I've always longed to have the "General Arts" section named in me 'onner, yer 'onor.