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It looks like there's a few bits that are hardcoding
22px
in this file too.min-height
just a few lines above being a good example.That looks good in principle but I'm a bit worried about the connection with
_Editor.pcss
and how easily this might get thrown out the window. But I'm not sure I can think of a much better way to connect these twoThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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What do you mean by
thrown out of the window
? As in it forces something useful offscreen?I've played around with it in a browser at different zoom levels and in it's current guise, it was usable at full height up to 200% zoom on a laptop (16" screen). Do we have any aims in terms of the zoom levels we try to support?
Usability can be increased by doing something like
To help us out on tiny screens (effectively how Chrome seems to represent heavily zoomed in views). The snippet above would keep it usable to 300% zoom.