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That's more about that particular use of the :before pseudo class pulling content out to the left of the grid. And it may even be the design decision they made.
by toddmorey 10y ago
That's more about that particular use of the :before pseudo class pulling content out to the left of the grid. And it may even be the design decision they made. (It fixes as soon as there's a breakpoint, so I don't think it's a large issue.)
- OJFord 10y ago> It fixes as soon as there's a breakpoint, so I don't think it's a large issue. Seriously? Let me rephrase that: > It's broken at whole ranges of widths; the user has either to change `html{ zoom }`, change their browser width to something they didn't want, or live with it. Don't do that to your users.. I always browse with Chrome somewhere between 1/3 and 3/4 width; the number of sites that try to use mobile view is ridiculous - if my width is <1024px I must be using my phone? When did that become acceptable?!