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Forces full-width single-column layout on the Markers and Images (wall mode) pages for mobile devices (≤960px wide). Works around react-photo-gallery's inline position:absolute offsets that make items too small to browse comfortably on phones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a UI plugin that forces full-width single-column layout on the Markers and Images (wall mode) pages on mobile devices.
Stash's wall mode uses
react-photo-gallery, which calculatesposition: absoluteoffsets for a multi-column brick layout. On phones this produces items that are too small to comfortably tap and browse. This plugin overrides those offsets so each item spans the full width of the screen.Details
window.innerWidth ≤ 960px— covers all current phones including large flagships in landscape (iPhone 16 Pro Max: 932px, Galaxy S24 Ultra: 915px), while excluding tablets (iPad mini landscape: 1024px)<style>tag with!importantrather than JS inline style overrides, so it wins over react-photo-gallery's continuous recalculation regardless of render timing