How to disable the mobileFrameCursor

#1

Greetings everyone,

I am using Axure RP9 to create a proof of concept of a web-platform. Due to the fact that my test subjects are using different screen-resolutions, and because I want the page to be shown without scrollbars in the browser, I’ve decided to create an adaptive view of 1920*1080, so that everyone can see the platform as a whole on their desktop, with some ‘Axure margins’ on the side. I couldn’t figure out a better way to do this.

While using adaptive view hights, the Axure system automatically creates the MobileFrameCursor div *. I’ve been trying to target the class through some javascript in order to reset it to default, but I’ve been unable to overrule its CSS properties.

My question: Is there anyway to disable the ‘mobileFrameCursor’?

#2

i’ve discovered if you specify a height in the Adaptive View dimensions, you will get the new “mobile player” with the "big blob’ mobileFrameCursor. But, if you only specify a width and leave the height field blank, you should get the traditional basic web view with “normal” cursors.

#3

Thanks, but while this might be a solution for the mouse cursor, it functions somewhat as the auto view, causing the prototype to create scrollbars.

#4

This is core browser behavior and has nothing to do with Axure. Any time a web page has content which cannot be shown in the browser viewport, scrollbars are shown to provide a means to see and access that content.

If you have content you don’t want to be scrolled to, you can wrap it in a dynamic panel, resize this dp to whatever size you need, ensure that “Fit to Content” is turned off and the default “Never show scrollbars” option is chosen.

#5

Understood, but wrapping everything in a Dynamic Panel does not solve the matter, since the people I want to test with have different view-ports. I have a major amount of contents and modals to test with and a lack of time to redesign everything to a smaller screen-resolution. I am unable to find any other way to make sure all content fits in full-page for every screen other than using the adaptive view height option. Simply being able to remove Axure’s mouse blob seems to be the best solution.

#6

Axure is not able to adapt dynamically to different view ports. You can use different adaptive views, but as you found out on desktops you must not specify a height.

#7

Guess that’s to late now, I cannot test the prototype without the specified hight due to the behavior of the browser. It still works, it’s just that the blob is extremely annoying. Thanks tho guys.