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The site is more readable if you remove the min-width CSS from the body and content -- it is set for content wider than a HD screen at 1500px. Or at least set i
by rhdunn 4y ago
The site is more readable if you remove the min-width CSS from the body and content -- it is set for content wider than a HD screen at 1500px. Or at least set it to something like 800px.
I tend to have my browser at 50% width split with another window, and the text goes off the screen making it so I have to scroll left/right to read the text.
Without the min-width it is perfectly readable. The images could also benefit from having the width set to 100% so they scale with the page width instead of being clipped on smaller devices/windows.
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