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Hay @prog1dev!
Yes, I'm aware of this issue (which is more of a screen size issue than a CSS issue, kinda), which seems to occur in laptop screens around 13 inches. Are you on a Mac with a 13" screen? If you resize your browser window so it's narrower like a phone screen, then you'll see how the site adapts responsively. It also displays properly on larger screens greater than 15.4 inches.
If you have any ideas on how to get this to all fit properly on smaller laptop screens, I'd love to know! Feel free to submit a PR with your fixes too!!!
Thanks!
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Are you on a Mac with a 13" screen?
Yea. You can mark this issue with Hacktoberfest label
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Are you on a Mac with a 13" screen?
Yea. You can mark this issue with Hacktoberfest label
Good idea as it'll draw more people to help. 😄 Looking forward to you playing around with it and offering a potential fix. I have a 13" Mac too and I've tried but gave up...
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I'd suggest adding a media query for the resolution at which it breaks, and make the footer position: none
and width: 100%
. It will then be at the bottom instead.
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I'd suggest adding a media query for the resolution at which it breaks, and make the footer
position: none
andwidth: 100%
. It will then be at the bottom instead.
If you'd like to take a stab at it, be my guest! Netlify will build a preview for you when you submit a PR so you can play around with it and see how things look. 😄 💻
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Where should I put the CSS? In the Html file?
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Where should I put the CSS? In the Html file?
When the site is built, Jekyll/Netlify uses the pages-themes/minimal theme and the default.html template to transform the .md files to HTML. You can add custom styles per the steps here and reference that in the <HEAD>
of default.html
This page on the Jekyll site is also helpful to learn how to insert CSS/Sass during the build. 😄
If you don't want to set up a local Jekyll environment to test these out, you're welcome to start a draft PR so Netlify can provide you with a live deploy preview and you can push as many commits as you want. 👍
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