Closed scottchiefbaker closed 4 years ago
Seems there are too many things in the menu bar and some will need to get hidden at the "md" breakpoint.
Just to test I hid: Dev, Contact, and Github and it looks pretty decent @ 768px.
One could make an argument to keep contact, and get rid of perl as the latter is redundant.
Right now Perldoc Browser and perl take you to the same place (different URLs but same content).
Not quite, the perl
link goes to the index page of the currently selected version whereas the branded link always goes to the homepage.
What I may do is move the contact information into the footer of each page (people expect it there) and since that also includes the link to github, both of those can be removed from the menu.
I like that solution... sounds good to me.
From my dev console this appears to be solved now by https://github.com/Grinnz/perldoc-browser/commit/551323990a796d1dc92ecd5240e55b2e5906df77 but will need to keep in mind the medium breakpoint in future changes to the menu bar.
This doesn't appear to be solved for me. I still see the search box overflowing the navbar at the top by about 6em. It's definitely better, but still not "solved".
I've done a hard refresh and it's persisting. Maybe I'm missing something?
FWIW it's much more pronounced on my real tablet than Desktop Firefox in tablet mode... although both exhibit the behaviour.
I'm now hiding the extra index page links at the md breakpoint.
Just checked my tablet and Firefox desktop. Both look good now.
Thanks for the quick fix.
Navigation links are now contained in a dropdown which should keep this issue from resurfacing.
Viewing the site at tablet width (768px) causes the search form at the top to overlap the viewport and cause the page to be wider that it needs to be. This results in the page being able to be zoomed-out on a tablet to fit the search bar. Chrome and Firefox both exhibit this behavior on my tablet.
This can be easily reproduced in Firefox if you go in to "Responsize Design Mode" and set the mode to iPad.