Closed david-christiansen closed 1 week ago
First problem is you're missing a header for the page to become mobile friendly.
Add <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
to the headers. This tells mobile phones that this is a responsive website, and it should not try to be smart.
Then it's a matter of increasing the padding on the button when it's shown on mobile, and changing the background color to white - potentially for a full-width, fixed header, because a floating white square looks weird. You could also move the Preview Release
banner into the fixed header on mobile in that case. It takes up a lot of space otherwise.
What would you do for a full-width fixed header when it goes into mobile mode? I worry about taking up valuable real estate from the text. Is there some other nice way than a square? What about a white border around the dark lines that make up the burger/X, together with making them larger with a touchscreen media query?
The "Preview Release" banner has only a few more days to live, so I won't worry about it.
Fixed in #148 - thanks for the help, @jakobvase!
The menu button to open/close the table of contents is very small on my phone, and hard to target with my thumb. It should be bigger for mobile devices.