Open britzl opened 2 years ago
Same with regular desktops.
I use two browser windows next to each other on my 5K screen, as it is wasteful/unproductive to have a single browser spanning the entire space (also, such pages are quite unreadable).
An easy improvement could be to show an icon to hide/show left navbar and on smaller screens to hide it by default.
I could help tackle this one during Hacktoberfest. Do you have any ideas regarding the issue? The right side probably needs to be scrollable. Another low hanging fruit would be to use smaller paddings/margins on narrower screens using media queries.
I like how sidebar is handled in Jira:
https://github.com/defold/defold.github.io/assets/7230306/444bb80d-a2c5-4a60-ab34-97e65a29f923
This is mainly an issue on mobile, in which case I don't think it will work very well to have a draggable/resizable left menu. I think I'd prefer to have it hidden by default, or at least hidden using a floating button or something like that.
When viewing the API reference on a narrow display (for instance portrait mode on mobile) the content extend outside the screen and it is not possible to scroll. Try this link and reduce width of the browser window. Notice that the parameters aren't fully visible:
https://defold.com/extension-spine/api/