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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
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 * INTRODUCTION
 * INSTALLATION
 * USAGE
 * ROADMAP


INTRODUCTION
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Current Maintainer: Salvador Molina <salvador.molinamoreno@codeenigma.com>

The Viewport module is a simple module that allows administrators, or users
with the "Administer Viewport Settings" permission, to set a Viewport HTML
metatag with the desired properties for one or several pages that can be
configured from the Settings page of the module.

The aim of the module is to provide an easy way to debug or test websites or
apps, as well as responsive designs on smartphones and tablets. This is *NOT* a
complete suite of tools to work with when delivering this kind of design / apps,
but a small utility to help with one specific aspect of responsive design.

Sometimes, one may need to set specific viewport values for a specific page on
the site (e.g when embedding a game for smartphones / tablets). This tool
helps to chase easily situations like that.

INSTALLATION
------------

To install the Viewport module:

 1. Place its entire folder into the "sites/all/contrib/modules" folder of your
    drupal installation.

 2. In your Drupal site, navigate to "admin/modules", search the "Viewport"
    module, and enable it by clicking on the checkbox located next to it.

 3. Click on "Save configuration".

 4. Enjoy.

USAGE
-----

After installing the module:

  1. Navigate to "admin/people/permissions" and assign
     the "Administer Viewport Settings" permission to the desired roles.

  2. Navigate to "admin/config/user-interface/viewport", and set the desired
     values for the different viewport properties.

  3. In the textarea provided, enter the paths (oner per line) for which you
     want the viewport tag to appear.

  4. For more information on the Viewport properties and their meanings,
     navigate to "admin/help/viewport".


ROADMAP
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In its actual state, the Viewport module only allows to set the same viewport
values for one or several pages, but not different values for different pages.
This is a feature that is not planned to be added to the core module at the time
being.

  Possible features that *MAY* be implemented after the release of the module,
  is integration with panels (http://drupal.org/project/panels/) and context
  (http://drupal.org/project/context) modules, in order to provide the feature
  mentioned in the above paragraph.

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  4. 

  5.  * INTRODUCTION

  6.  * INSTALLATION

  7.  * USAGE

  8.  * ROADMAP

  9. 

  10. 

  11. INTRODUCTION

  12. ------------

  13. 

  14. Current Maintainer: Salvador Molina 

  15. 

  16. The Viewport module is a simple module that allows administrators, or users

  17. with the "Administer Viewport Settings" permission, to set a Viewport HTML

  18. metatag with the desired properties for one or several pages that can be

  19. configured from the Settings page of the module.

  20. 

  21. The aim of the module is to provide an easy way to debug or test websites or

  22. apps, as well as responsive designs on smartphones and tablets. This is *NOT* a

  23. complete suite of tools to work with when delivering this kind of design / apps,

  24. but a small utility to help with one specific aspect of responsive design.

  25. 

  26. Sometimes, one may need to set specific viewport values for a specific page on

  27. the site (e.g when embedding a game for smartphones / tablets). This tool

  28. helps to chase easily situations like that.

  29. 

  30. INSTALLATION

  31. ------------

  32. 

  33. To install the Viewport module:

  34. 

  35.  1. Place its entire folder into the "sites/all/contrib/modules" folder of your

  36.     drupal installation.

  37. 

  38.  2. In your Drupal site, navigate to "admin/modules", search the "Viewport"

  39.     module, and enable it by clicking on the checkbox located next to it.

  40. 

  41.  3. Click on "Save configuration".

  42. 

  43.  4. Enjoy.

  44. 

  45. USAGE

  46. -----

  47. 

  48. After installing the module:

  49. 

  50.   1. Navigate to "admin/people/permissions" and assign

  51.      the "Administer Viewport Settings" permission to the desired roles.

  52. 

  53.   2. Navigate to "admin/config/user-interface/viewport", and set the desired

  54.      values for the different viewport properties.

  55. 

  56.   3. In the textarea provided, enter the paths (oner per line) for which you

  57.      want the viewport tag to appear.

  58. 

  59.   4. For more information on the Viewport properties and their meanings,

  60.      navigate to "admin/help/viewport".

  61. 

  62. 

  63. ROADMAP

  64. -------

  65. 

  66. In its actual state, the Viewport module only allows to set the same viewport

  67. values for one or several pages, but not different values for different pages.

  68. This is a feature that is not planned to be added to the core module at the time

  69. being.

  70. 

  71.   Possible features that *MAY* be implemented after the release of the module,

  72.   is integration with panels (http://drupal.org/project/panels/) and context

  73.   (http://drupal.org/project/context) modules, in order to provide the feature

  74.   mentioned in the above paragraph.