Mobile Safari has devtools but you must access them with the phone connected to the computer through desktop Safari.
I just pushed a fix that should solve your issue.
Mobile Safari has devtools but you must access them with the phone connected to the computer through desktop Safari.
I just pushed a fix that should solve your issue.
Ah yes, it is fixed now. Thank you.
Ah yes, it is fixed now. Thank you.
Chrome mobile also has developer tools accessible through a desktop browser. Not sure about Firefox mobile. But if it requires a desktop PC to be used, it defeats its purpose to be accessible on the go.
What did you change to fix that top bar issue?
Chrome mobile also has *developer tools* accessible through a desktop browser. Not sure about Firefox mobile. But if it requires a desktop PC to be used, it defeats its purpose to be accessible on the go.
What did you change to fix that top bar issue?
I added a max-width of 155px (logo's width) to the pure-menu div that contains the href so it won't cover the entire menu on some mobile browsers.
I added a max-width of 155px (logo's width) to the pure-menu div that contains the href so it won't cover the entire menu on some mobile browsers.
Interesting.
It certainly worked well.
Interesting.
It certainly worked well.
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