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I keep seeing qz.com linked here: Is there a bloody reason that the page doesn't go completely to the right side, so I can use my bloody mousewheel without my m
by quaunaut 14y ago
I keep seeing qz.com linked here: Is there a bloody reason that the page doesn't go completely to the right side, so I can use my bloody mousewheel without my mouse being over the content?
- donohoe 14y agoBrowser & OS plz
- veb 14y agoOS X and Safari. I have the same problem. Annoying.
- dirkgently 14y agoMay be a more, er, modern browser may do the trick?
- mbesto 14y agoJust some feedback. Your whole website is straining. I actually noticed my head (not just my eyes) moving back and forth left and right to see what else is on the site. I can see how the responsiveness would work well on mobile devices, but it's painful to discover content on the site via a laptop. The content itself is OK since you have a fixed width. TL;DR - The website is very difficult to enjoy because of the design.
- quaunaut 14y agoChrome Version 26.0.1410.64 m Windows 7, all newest updates Sorry for not getting to you faster.
- larrydavid 14y agoIt's a responsive issue, not sure if it's intentional or not. At browser widths of about 1400px and above, a buffer appears on the right hand side of the page. If your cursor is in that area the main content div won't scroll. I'm thinking it may be an error since the main content div stops expanding at about 1400px but the black header/nav does. At widths lower than 1400px the header and content div expand/shrink together and the scrolling problem does not occur since the content div fills the full width of the page to right.