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fixed width that's lesser than the content width #472
The website's responsiveness was enhanced with "flex-wrap: wrap," and the layout adjustment at "@media (max-width: 993px)" ensures optimal display on various devices, creating a fully functional and user-friendly experience. Ensure code-blocks take-up fixed width that's lesser than the content width #472
Hey @Ananyasingh2002 ! Thanks for the MR. Unfortunately, I believe this fix results in the whole page rendering with a smaller font size. This results in poor readability on mobile screens. Here's a couple of screenshots for reference:
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Could you kindly look into how to avoid this and ensure the page renders well and just the code block is made scrollable as mentioned in the issue ?
I have made changes to the font size, but there is an issue in the HTML code. Specifically, the list items under the 'Releases' header are not being affected by the font size increase. To address this, we need to add a class to the ul element immediately following the 'Releases' header.
I have made changes to the font size, but there is an issue in the HTML code.
Could you not apply the font size change for the whole body rather than specific headings and paragraphs ? 🤔
With the recent change, not just the list items, many headings also appear strangely sized. Further, the font of code-block also seems to shrink on small screen sizes. It would be ideal if the code block was just scrollable without affecting the font size.
Checkout this screenshot for reference
Also, the current site's styling is such that it renders well on most screen sizes without the need to do a right-left scroll. Could you kindly check the feasibilty of achieving the same in your changes too ? Let us know if there's anything that hinders that.
When we change the font size of the body, it only affects the font size of the navbar. Therefore, I need to adjust the font size of specific headings and paragraphs separately.
Could you please assist me by informing me about how to join the Git community for GSoC updates?
@Ananyasingh2002 I think the best way to ask the community if you want GSoC updates is the Git mailing list (see https://git-scm.com/community). But the GSoC 2023 is over (see the first small article in https://git.github.io/rev_news/2023/09/30/edition-103/), and nothing is known yet about GSoC 2024.
