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Quick fyi that your website is “zoomed in” on mobile safari and a little difficult to use (Apologies if it’s just my device) I’ll take a closer look on my des
by blanched 3mo ago
Quick fyi that your website is “zoomed in” on mobile safari and a little difficult to use
(Apologies if it’s just my device)
I’ll take a closer look on my desktop later today, I love seeing new programming languages. Sounds interesting!
- tgv 3mo agoSame here. Needs one of those "standard" html headers, I think.
- lioeters 3mo agoHm, I checked the site and it does have one of these: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> Which is the standard. I wonder if something else is interfering with it.
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- cladamski79 3mo agoI took a look and added -webkit-text-size-adjust to please Safari, hope it helps. And thanks!
- twhitmore 3mo agoGrid layout error in your CSS/ HTML, I think. You've assigned `grid-area: main` to the content but the parent grid doesn’t define "main" in its grid-template-areas; the browser creates an implicit grid row/column to satisfy the placement, and this ends up being below the defined areas. Thus requiring 1 page blank space to scroll down. You can investigate the `<div class="main-content">` in Dev Tools by toggling the 'grid-area' CSS attribute off; that fixes the display.