This is a custom app built with AEM Mobile. How can I tell what version I'm using? How can I tell if I'm using HTL, and what does that mean? In the app customization section, I have the navigation bar and status bar for phone and tablet set to default (always visible on browse pages, and visible on tap for articles). Again, when I'm in my app, on the article pages, after I tap the screen, the navigation bar comes up but there is no title in the bar. It is blank. On collection/browse pages, the t...

Hi Ivan: Yes, I do have media queries defined in the CSS.

That does make sense, thank you. So this let's me know that if I'm building a page through the Layout Template editor, the max width of the desktop web viewer is 960px. Seems very narrow to me, especially since almost all desktop computers have screen widths of at least 1366px.

Thank you for your response. So this max width of 960px only applies to pages created within the AEM Mobile portal? The HTML article displays fine in the Desktop Web Viewer.

When I tap on the hamburger icon, I only see the options in the Top Level, and by Top Level I mean the top row in the content map. So that means I do not even see Collection B in the hamburger menu dropdown, since it is not part of the Top Level. With the collection in the Top Level, the first item is an article, but when I select that collection from the hamburger dropdown, it displays as a browse page, even though I set the view settings to Content View.

Hi, thank you for your response. If I have a number of items in a top-level collection (for example called Top-Level-Collection2), when I select that item from the side navigation menu (by tapping on the three horizontal lines at the top left), all the content within that collection display as a browse page. This still happens at the top level, even if I set the Collection Open Default to Content View. Can you confirm that this does or does not happen to you?

Anyone have anything about this? Would be great if I could set a top-level collection to NOT view as a browse page, and instead just the first item.

Just so we're on the same page, when we say Top Level, we're talking about the top row of the Content Map page, correct? In the second position of the Top Level in the Content Map page, I have a collection with a number of items in it, about 15 other articles or collections. When I set that collection to Content View, it still displays as a browse page when I access it from the side navigation menu.