… and rebuild the container system for the entries with semantic HTML-elements and with a slightly simpler HTML-structure.
The user menu in the page header as well as the options menu for every single entry got a "bit" broken with the latest changes in the HTML- and CSS-structure. Because of links, that does not wrap into the next line some links floated out of the viewport without the possibility to scroll to these links. That depended on the viewport width and was therefore an every when and then occuring bug.
The changes of the general structure of the entry containers are a surrounding work because some changes are necessary for the main task, the menu changes. The remaining changes was better done now than later. This prevented me from adding additional interim solutions.
… and rebuild the container system for the entries with semantic HTML-elements and with a slightly simpler HTML-structure.
The user menu in the page header as well as the options menu for every single entry got a "bit" broken with the latest changes in the HTML- and CSS-structure. Because of links, that does not wrap into the next line some links floated out of the viewport without the possibility to scroll to these links. That depended on the viewport width and was therefore an every when and then occuring bug.
The changes of the general structure of the entry containers are a surrounding work because some changes are necessary for the main task, the menu changes. The remaining changes was better done now than later. This prevented me from adding additional interim solutions.