For users with smaller desktops, or those who split screen, the mobile layout is used, but because the user is still on a desktop, the texst is far too big and it is a pain to scroll through everything.
Thus, I have copied the @media selector in sq2bs.css to display the desktop layout when one is using a landscape screen smaller than 1200px (and thus not activating both selectors).
The only difference between the standard desktop layout and the small desktop layout as of now is that .skp-tootip (skill point text) font size has been changed to 1rem to match the standard font size.
The other difference is that bootstrap uses a min-width: 1200px @media selector (and thus does not support small desktop mode), so the UI only has one column in small desktop mode, as opposed to two in standard desktop mode.
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For users with smaller desktops, or those who split screen, the mobile layout is used, but because the user is still on a desktop, the texst is far too big and it is a pain to scroll through everything.
Thus, I have copied the @media selector in sq2bs.css to display the desktop layout when one is using a landscape screen smaller than 1200px (and thus not activating both selectors). The only difference between the standard desktop layout and the small desktop layout as of now is that .skp-tootip (skill point text) font size has been changed to 1rem to match the standard font size.
The other difference is that bootstrap uses a min-width: 1200px @media selector (and thus does not support small desktop mode), so the UI only has one column in small desktop mode, as opposed to two in standard desktop mode.