Nav items overlap at the edge of mobile/desktop view

[rhewitt22]

[rhewitt22]

The min-width css property might be handy here.

[jqtrde]

The easiest solution might be to just set the Maptime logo to display: none at those lower widths.

[rhewitt22]

I'm thinking more about the individual nav links after they transition from full width to the top right. Maybe if we just delay the breakpoint by a few pixels it'll work. It's largely cosmetic; not worth losing sleep over.

[bethschechter]

I'd rather see the little menu button, three lines in a black box.
Totally not worth losing sleep over.

Beth Schechter
Education + Outreach, Stamen Design http://stamen.com/
Founder, Maptime http://maptime.io/
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On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 6:47 AM, Roy Hewitt notifications@github.com
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I'm thinking more about the individual nav links after they transition
from full width to the top right. Maybe if we just delay the breakpoint by
a few pixels it'll work. It's largely cosmetic; not worth losing sleep over.

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[rhewitt22]

@bethschechter I was doing some research on mobile first responsive design last month and I came to find that menu button style is called "the hamburger" button. I got a kick out of it!

I'll look into this more once I get the MaptimeATL chapter page up.

[bethschechter]

Cool, thanks!

Beth Schechter
Education + Outreach, Stamen Design http://stamen.com/
Founder, Maptime http://maptime.io/
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@bethschechter https://github.com/bethschechter I was doing some
research on mobile first responsive design last month and I came to find
that menu button style is called "the hamburger" button. I got a kick out
of if!

I'll look into this more once I get the MaptimeATL chapter page up.

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