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This could be an interesting read, but so far I've only had time to skim it. What I did notice, however, is that some of your images are too wide and get cut of
by Ennea 6y ago
This could be an interesting read, but so far I've only had time to skim it. What I did notice, however, is that some of your images are too wide and get cut off :)
- r4victor 6y agoI know the site is not well adapted for mobiles. I currently use default Pelican theme, which is not responsive, and have plans to change it. Nevertheless, I have no problems with displaying images on any device (desktop/ipad/iphone), so could you elaborate on this? What device do you use? You can email me: victor@tenthousandmeters.com
- Ennea 6y agoDesktop, actually. Full HD. The width of the content is only 800px, but some of your images (like diagram2.png) is 1044px wide. And instead of the image being scaled, it is just being cut off. Edit: Oh yea, there we go. You're using CSS zoom[0], which is non-standard. [0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/zoom https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/zoom
- lordgrenville 6y agoSame for me. Firefox desktop on macOS https://pasteboard.co/Jsysfju.png https://pasteboard.co/Jsysfju.png
- r4victor 6y agoThanks for reporting! Fixed this. I used a non-standard `zoom` attribute, which works in Chrome and Safari. It's a good habit to check how the website looks in all major browsers.