HTML: adjust spacing of icons in footer
This pull request removes the width attribute on the PreTeXt logo in the page footer.
This width is preventing the footer's flexbox from distributing the PreTeXt, Runestone, and MathJax icons evenly.
I am not seeing how this makes a difference in the footer, nor that it is not evenly spaced already:
https://pretextbook.org/examples/sample-article/html/derivatives.html
I understand that flexbox's justify-content: space-around is supposed to distribute the items evenly with the left and right gaps half the size of the gaps between the items.
This is what I see with and without the width="100%". Maybe it is only a problem on Safari?  Will
On Sep 23, 2023, at 5:57 PM, David W. Farmer @.***> wrote:
I am not seeing how this makes a difference in the footer, nor that it is not evenly spaced already:
https://pretextbook.org/examples/sample-article/html/derivatives.html
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This is what I see with and without the width="100%".
This is what I see on my iPhone
Where are we on this one? Spacing looks fine to me in Firefox and in Chrome, both wide ans mobile-skinny. Maybe we can ask for some Safari-testing on the -dev list to see if that is the real culprit.
I'm hesitant to think that editing the one SVG image directly is the solution here.
In the current sample article, I see the icons equally spaced, with or without the "feedback" button.
So I suggest closing this. Please reopen and explain what I missed if this still seems to be a problem.
I tested in Firefox and Chrome.
Thanks, @whaynes for your work on this.
Yes, I think this is OK, or perhaps only a problem on Safari (which won't be the first time). Please reopen this if you think it still needs further consideration.
It's a problem I see consistently on my browser (Safari) that annoys me, but I can live with it.