rohan kumar e8f31f9f08 Adjust text width/responsiveness ... - Text width was too wide on wide screens; reduce it. - Make the nav-links' responsive layout for narrow viewports trigger at a narrower window size. It used to trigger at 600px, but I made it trigger at 32rem instead since the nav links aren't too wide. This also handles cases where users' default sans-serif fonts are very wide: rem measures by character width instead of pixels. - Make the narrow-optimized multiline-navlinks the default, and make widescreens a special case detected with a CSS media query. Previously, widescreens were the default; however, this meant that browsers that didn't support media queries (like dillo and netsurf) couldn't switch to the multi-line navigation at narrow widths. This is a good example of progressive enhancement; modern browsers will get the same behavior as before, but the lowest common denominator will see a better experience. - Don't further reduce the max-width for narrow screens; narrow screens are already narrow. We now have one less CSS rule.		2020-12-17 11:23:37 -08:00
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dark.css	CSS: clean up to match stylelint, csslint	2020-12-12 21:05:25 -08:00
main.css	Adjust text width/responsiveness	2020-12-17 11:23:37 -08:00
syntax.css	CSS: clean up to match stylelint, csslint	2020-12-12 21:05:25 -08:00
wide.css	Adjust text width/responsiveness	2020-12-17 11:23:37 -08:00