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I'm of the opinion that static content shouldn't need dynamic scripts to be visible, so I tend to browse the web with JS disabled by default. Unfortunately, this makes it rather difficult to read your (quite good) content on my phone without additional effort — the hamburger menu button seems to take up a huge chunk of the screen: giant-hamburger.png.
A potential, hack-y solution would be to set something like max-height: 2em; overflow-y: hidden; on the hamburger button. (I don't know enough about the technology stack powering your website to offer a more legitimate fix, sorry.)
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Ah yikes, thanks for letting me know. I think that your solution would be a good starting point, and maybe I can come up with something better. Probably won't get to this until the weekend, but thanks again for letting me know!
I'm of the opinion that static content shouldn't need dynamic scripts to be visible, so I tend to browse the web with JS disabled by default. Unfortunately, this makes it rather difficult to read your (quite good) content on my phone without additional effort — the hamburger menu button seems to take up a huge chunk of the screen: giant-hamburger.png.
A potential, hack-y solution would be to set something like
max-height: 2em; overflow-y: hidden;
on the hamburger button. (I don't know enough about the technology stack powering your website to offer a more legitimate fix, sorry.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: