IkehAkinyemi

Hello @gs0510, I will so do. But before I included the ellipsis, I did some homework on what it will mean using to it to portray some omission(hidden contents). I...

> Please take a look at https://wordpress.com/ (language is at footer), https://wordpress.com/support/ and https://vuejs.org/, to see how they differently positioned the language selector. I don't think it matters where it...

> Just to give anther idea: another possibility would be to use a language select item as done e.g. on the [React page](https://reactjs.org/): > >  >...

Using the `select` tag should've been the ideal approach to the dropdown, but the shortcoming of the element, when styled with CSS, isn't productive — doesn't produce a consistent result...

I updated the PR. Refactored the UI layout for the mobile screens. Then tried and added the translate SVG icon to the language selector. Also, the layout is improvable so...

I have resolved some of the conflicts on the PR. The remaining conflicts are not conflicts but changes/code I added/removed to implement the dropdown and the language selector icon features....

Before now, while working on the header I discovered the icon is a background-image that was set to non-repeat, so it's not an icon at all. And putting an icon...

So I propose we remove the background-image and replace it with an actual SVG icon, lightweight and highly compatible with all browsers, including IE. @patricoferris @gs0510