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Configurable sidebar width and preventing overlap of fixed headers#54
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Configurable sidebar width and preventing overlap of fixed headers#54
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I added a variable
$mtl-layout-default-sidenav-widthwhich allows to configure the sidebar width. However the primary reason is that in case of a fixed header there was an overlap on the right side due to the combination ofwidth: 100%;and a left padding (sidebar).The specific use case is something like:
In this case the button disappears due to an overflow to the right and is not visible
@marcopluess Do you approve the CSS? 😄