Michael Rose

@wigdo The menu closes when it detects a click. That's why when you click a link that goes to another page it looks less smooth. This is because the page...

@Wigdo Could be a placebo effect. The ruby gem is identical to what is on GitHub and in the `.zip` file it produces.

It's probably the `#page-wrapper` element that's causing the problems. I originally had the entire page push to the left when the off canvas menu slide it, so there's some old...

Do you have screenshots to show were you're seeing the scrollbars? They're not showing on my iPhone 5s. I also tried the iPhone 4's screen size in Chrome dev tools...

Strange that I can't reproduce it, I even tried in an iPhone simulator and it works just fine. You could try removing `` and see if that's the problem. Originally...

Maybe it's Javascript that toggles the menu visibility class off and on or z-index order of the menu. Still doesn't explain why it works perfectly fine on an iPhone 5s...

If you want to take a stab at it I'm open to looking at PR's. Other than that I don't really have the time to devote to the project right...

See this thread for suggestions https://github.com/mmistakes/so-simple-theme/issues/250 This appears to be an issue with the jekyll-feed plugin not the theme as indicated by the error message.

Filed an upstream issue https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-feed/issues/191

If you look [`_sass/_layout.scss`](https://github.com/mmistakes/skinny-bones-jekyll/blob/master/_sass/_layout.scss#L219) you'll see I'm setting the width of `#main .ads` by using a mixin. That column width was meant for ads to be used as a sidebar...