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Thank you for the interest. I am using it for rapid prototyping and for websites where personalization is not top priority. * I know... I don't think that's ac

Thank you for the interest. I am using it for rapid prototyping and for websites where personalization is not top priority. * I know... I don't think that's achievable with the structure I'm using though * In line 690, where it says `border-color: #333;` within `.burgermenu:before,.burgermenu:after{}`. This is due to lack of Android support for the font. * Did you remember to set the viewport meta tag? http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-dont-forget-the-viewport-meta-tag--webdesign-5972 http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-dont-forget... * Is it related to the last point? Can you share an screenshot, please?

yellowapple 12y ago
Yeah, forgot the viewport thing. Thanks for that. As for the burgermenu, I'll take a look at that; thanks for the pointer. I'm currently playing with this alongside Pure (which I'm also interested in for many of the same reasons - namely, the lack of JavaScript, the small footprint, and not being some giant clusterfsck like Bootstrap and Groundwork tend to be), and one advantage of Picnic in comparison to that is that the menu actually shrinks down to a burgermenu without the need for Javascript (as far as I can tell; with Pure, that doesn't seem to be the case).