Layout: Update min-width on body, navbar sizing #2440
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Who is this PR for?
educators
What problem does this PR fix?
Two layout issues: horizontal scrollbars showing unnecessarily on 1024px wide IE11 browsers, and navbar width leading to text wrapping for particular users when many links.
What does this PR do?
Updates body min-width to match workaround JS function and removes that fn. Fixes the width of the searchbar to prevent jumping when font is initially loaded (there was a bug in the CSS before), and use placeholder instead of label to reduce its overall width while increasing size that's interactable.
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