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I noticed an issue in which the code block in the "git log --oneline improvements" section renders badly in smaller screen. Further it also breaks the single-pagedness of the website. As a consequence, one might have to zoom in to read the post and scrolling might take you to empty space in the right. Screen shots:
Desktop view:
Mobile view (iPhone SE resolution)
Note the scroll bar in the bottom of the page.
It would be nice to fix this by making the code blocks render in such a way that the code within the block is scrollable rather than the whole page being scrollable.
Hi Kaartic,
thank you for bringing up the issue - I fully support your view.
Unfortunately, I fail to understand how we could change the GitHub
[standard] markdown --> HTML formatting in a way that it creates
scrollable boxes for code blocks.
Any ideas/hints?
Best regards,
Markus
a { cursor: text; }
I noticed an issue in which the code block in the "git log --oneline improvements" section renders badly in smaller screen. Further it also breaks the single-pagedness of the website. As a consequence, one might have to zoom in to read the post and scrolling might take you to empty space in the right. Screen shots:
Desktop view:
Mobile view (iPhone SE resolution)
Note the scroll bar in the bottom of the page.
It would be nice to fix this by making the code blocks render in such a way that the code within the block is scrollable rather than the whole page being scrollable.
Note: Initially mentioned in #366 (comment)
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