Workaround Safari bug when zooming to < 100% #1389
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@yeraydiazdiaz thanks for these. We don't really have anyone working on front end stuff right now, so any and all help in the area is much appreciated. |
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Thanks @yeraydiazdiaz! Did you report this bug to Apple as well (unless already reported)? |
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The sidebar was under the left margin of the main content and not clickable. This moves the sidebar to the top so it is accessable. Not sure when this got broken. Maybe mkdocs#1387 or mkdocs#1389 or mkdocs#1395.
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Fixes #1050
Tested on Safari 11.0.2 on Mac OS X Sierra.
Haven't tried with Cinder but I assume it's the same problem, Safari simply ignores the
width: 25%of thecol-md-3and pushes thecol-md-9over it. Overriding the padding and width seems to work without affecting other browsers. It's a fairly hideous workaround but aren't they all.