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sidebar navigation is "stuck" #14

Open infominer33 opened 5 years ago

infominer33 commented 5 years ago

no matter if I scroll or change browsers the sidebar is stuck so that a significant portion is hidden from view:

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my solution was to zoom out so the text is tiny, and I can see all of the links

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idk enough about CSS or how this site is put together to do anything about it..

thanks for the awesome resource!!!

I do a lot of research into history of cryptography\cypherpunks etc, and would like to contribute as time becomes available and I learn how..

Edit: I see now this site is built from https://github.com/agusmakmun/agusmakmun.github.io but didn't find anything related in its issues, tho I noticed some other sites w that theme have the same problem..

joe-rodgers commented 5 years ago

Probably something like changing

Toc sticky to false

tombusby commented 5 years ago

I'm guessing you're using a device with a tall thin display like a tablet? Could you tell me its display resolution.

Your screen is likely just large enough to avoid triggering the responsiveness but too small too look good unresponsive. If you let me know what your resolution/device is, I'll take a look at tweaking the CSS.

infominer33 commented 5 years ago

thanks, Tom. Actually I'm using by backup laptop... it doesn't appear to be any different sized than what I'm used to, but something is strange about the resolution that I can't put my finger on, but don't have the other available to compare.

1366 x 768 (16:9) is my resolution (as high as I can make it go)

tombusby commented 5 years ago

I didn't understand what your issue was at first, but it's just occurred to me what it is:

Because the navbar floats, if your vertical screen resolution is lower than the length of the nav bar, you can never see the bottom of it.

I might just disable the float tbh, that's probably the best way to go. I'd like to revamp the design of this site in general tbh.

infominer33 commented 5 years ago

thanks for the insight. look forward to any updates, and exploring more!

marperia commented 4 years ago

I didn't understand what your issue was at first, but it's just occurred to me what it is:

Because the navbar floats, if your vertical screen resolution is lower than the length of the nav bar, you can never see the bottom of it.

I might just disable the float tbh, that's probably the best way to go. I'd like to revamp the design of this site in general tbh.

Any progress? It's a very common issue.