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Is there an easy way to test this on a laptop device?
Chromium (and I think Firefox) have a mode where you can simulate smaller devices.
From the top of my head, Ctrl-Maj-I (or right-click -> Inspect), then on the upper left corner is a small icon with a phone/tablet, click that, and it opens a view where you can pick the device you want to emulate.
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Greg Wilson (20/06):
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Sure, just resize the browser window
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Yeah there are add-ons to chrome and Firefox that let you simulate mobile devices
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/iterate/device-mode should do the job in chrome, but the easiest way to get a quick feel for this sort of thing is to resize the browser window and see what bootstrap does - depending on how it has been written, there might be some logic that changes things once you go below a certain number of horizontal pixels.
I should have time tomorrow to look at this if you want?
Yes please and thank you. Greg
When viewing on a device with a smaller screen such as a mobile phone, the navigation does not show. This is likely the same issue as https://github.com/neverworkintheory/neverworkintheory.github.io/pull/15