blabber
If you are reading documentation on mobile devices, what behaviour do you expect?
1) The text wraps in a way, that you don't need scroll horizontally. That includes code and CLI examples, that might be wrapped.
2) The text is wrapped the same ay as if you are reading on a bigger screen. You have to scroll horizontally, but code and CLI examples are not wrapped.
FlowFX
@blabber 3) Text wraps so I don't have to scroll horizontally. Code and CLI examples do not wrap.
blabber
@flowfx Never thought of that option. Not sure if my css-Fu is strong enough, but I might give it a try 🤔
blabber
@rash @flowfx Thanks for the hint, it seems I figured it. I got from the first screenshot to the second. Definitiely an improvement in my eyes.
I replaced the `green-on-black` examples on the way. They look geeky, but are a bit heavy on the eyes. I am not sure what the original author (@raichoo) says about this change.
blabber
@raichoo I figured you chose the color scheme deliberately. I still had to make the suggestion for improvement.
But: Your text, your colors :)
blabber
@raichoo Interesting... I am also on Firefox 64.0.2 and it works for me 🤔
Annoying...
blabber
@raichoo It also works on my Android device. I know why I don't do this kind of stuff for a living *sigh*
blabber
@raichoo I have no unrecorded changes in my working copy and on my machine it works, in different environments.
Thinking about it, support for mobile devices might not be that important.
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