Operating notes

The website resizes automatically to the available display width (responsive design). There are 3 different display modes available:

  1. Mobile Mode (up to 576px)
  2. Tablet Mode (from 577px to 1199px)
  3. Desktop Mode (from 1200px upwards)

Depending on the optical resolution of the display (portrait or landscape format), tablet or even desktop mode may also be displayed on small devices such as smartphones.

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Smartphone or in mobile mode

Due to the large number of producers and display sizes, there is no guarantee that the HTML Online Help will automatically select the correct view. The menu may sometimes be displayed on the left or the actual contents are presented in a very narrow format. This occurs especially when the smartphone or tablet is held upright and the pixel resolution of the display is just above the limits listed above.

In this case, we recommend collapsing the menu using the three dashes at top left or, better still, holding the device horizontally.

Viewing in Mobile Mode:

Viewing in smartphone or in mobile Mode:
Viewing in smartphone or in mobile Mode:

This view is the minimum one and is only recommended for briefly viewing or browsing information. Tables in particular can only be reduced in size up to a certain degree since they often have a fixed width. This means that images of tables are often truncated in Mobile Mode and the user has to scroll to view all the content.

Viewing in Tablet Mode:

View of the HTML5 interface in Tablet Mode
View of the HTML5 interface in Tablet Mode

Viewing in Desktop Mode:

View of the HTML5 interface in Desktop Mode
View of the HTML5 interface in Desktop Mode

General operating notes

Independently of the view mode selected, the section below gives you a few tips for navigating on devices that have no touchscreen and some general browser navigation instructions: