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You can't actually see all the left-menu items on http://getbootstrap.com/components/ http://getbootstrap.com/components/ on a 13inch screen.
by phillmv 13y ago
You can't actually see all the left-menu items on http://getbootstrap.com/components/ http://getbootstrap.com/components/ on a 13inch screen.
- STRML 13y agoI can't see all of them on a 1080p screen at 125% zoom, either.
- ZoF 13y agoIf you scroll to the bottom of the page the sidebar will eventually scroll down and show them. Still an error though, and the irony, given the context, makes it a bit comical.
- SiVal 13y agoI can't see them all, even at 80% zoom, on a rMBP using Firefox with three rows of browser tabs. There are too many ways for this component to fail.
- walden42 13y agoSame here, 15".
- adamzegelin 13y agoWhich browser? Works fine for me in Safari 6 at any zoom level.
- phillmv 13y agoChrome, 10.6, 1280x800.
- jjcm 13y agoIt probably wasn't tested with this old of a version of chrome/webkit. Works fine for me (I'm on Chrome 28.0) at that resolution. Assuming the browser version is the issue, I don't really see it as being a problem that bootstrap needs to address. Versions of chrome older than 22 account for 1.3% of the browser market share, and since bootstrap has dropped support for IE7 (0.7% MS) and FF3.6, it isn't surprising that they aren't targeting this. [1] http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_chrome.asp http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_chrome.asp
- phillmv 13y ago10.6 refers to the operating system. Chrome auto updates - I'm on version 28.0.1500.95.
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- prezjordan 13y ago13" MacBook Air here. Looks more than fine.
- mradmin 13y agoIt's cut off on my 13" MacBook Air on chrome.
- driverdan 13y agoThis is the main problem I've found with fixed position, large height nav. Unless you engineer a way for the nav to be responsive and scroll separately from the page (which, BTW, is a bad UX) the bottom will get cut off.