For some reason action-buttons on mobile/narrow screens are put in one-item-per-line mode which bloats the navigation and takes up a lot of screen. eg this:
Turns into this:
I tweaked it a bit with CSS:
.page-header li, .page-footer li {
display: inline;
padding-right: 15px;
}
For the text I tried to hide it but it's directly a value/CDATA and not a sub-element so I wasn't able to do it with CSS (not sure if possible right now) -- would at least adding sub-element could be considered?
For some reason action-buttons on mobile/narrow screens are put in one-item-per-line mode which bloats the navigation and takes up a lot of screen. eg this:
Turns into this:
I tweaked it a bit with CSS:
And IMHO it's more compact and takes less space:
Ideally it could have the same treatment as main menu (collapsed; https://github.com/miniflux/v2/issues/2395 / https://github.com/miniflux/v2/issues/2337 / https://github.com/miniflux/v2/pull/2342/files) or better yet only display icons and no text.
For the text I tried to hide it but it's directly a value/CDATA and not a sub-element so I wasn't able to do it with CSS (not sure if possible right now) -- would at least adding sub-element could be considered?