Scale/Resize site dimensions #103
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I think as far as seeing the general layout and options the smaller size
works very well.
But I have a difficult time reading across lines that span so many words.
So: I vote for the 100% sizing, but I will go along willingly if everyone
disagrees with me.
…On Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 4:10 PM Thomas Thelen ***@***.***> wrote:
When I view the website, I find myself zooming out to 75%. This is my
personal preference and definitely needs input from others before anything
is done. I think that we can achieve the effect of zooming out by changing
the global font size to something smaller.
Any thoughts?
At 100%
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At 75%
[image: Screen Shot 2021-09-22 at 1 06 10 PM]
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I find this difficult as well, and I think we could solve this by setting a smaller max-width on the centre column where there's text.
I also see how this looks better (screen size dependent). I think that it's not (only) font size that's the problem though, I think there are some spacing/padding tweaks that we could do to make the overall scale more comfortable. This would be a good issue to tackle at the same time as #17 |
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- Move left, right, center col styles to the layout style sheet since they use the same variables and styles are dependent on one another - Fix the full-page container style used in the 3-col layout. Add a full-width container as well. - Make the 3-col layout work on smaller screens - Remove unused CSS styles - Fix issue where the controls for the globe viz were overlapping the nav on mobile - Style the right-side nav - Tweak some misc styles Relates to #103, #17, #28, #67, #93
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- Make sections and section headers responsive on index page - General style improvements to homepage (make more similar to original homepage) - Use semantic HTML tags + BEM conventions in index layout - Remove unused CSS styles - Rename cardsTitle layout to cards-title to be consistent with other filenames - Configure canonical urls (might help with images in demo site?) Relates to #28, #17, #103
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- Enable emojis - Add styles to all the common markdown tags (mostly for content rendered from markdown, which has no classes) - Change some HTML tags to the semantic version in layouts - Make the csvTable styles the general table styles - Remove some CSS styles that were not needed Relates to #67, #28, #103
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I think this is addressed with some of the changed made in #126, but we can re-open this if needed |
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When I view the website, I find myself zooming out to 75%. This is my personal preference and definitely needs input from others before anything is done. I think that we can achieve the effect of zooming out by changing the global font size to something smaller.
Any thoughts?
At 100%
At 75%
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