No padding on sides of screen when viewport is breakpoint width
Pearl Nayker
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over 1 year ago
Hi,
I have a laptop screen that has an effective width of 1280px (@2x, so 2560px physical). When using cohost at its default zoom level, it looks like this:
When the viewport is at a breakpoint width, there is no padding preventing things such as elements in the header navigation bar, the sides of the sidebars, or the side of the footer from abutting up against the left and right sides of the viewport.
Even adjusting the width of the window even slightly will bring it down to the next breakpoint down, introducing padding:
Pearl Nayker
Hi,
I have a laptop screen that has an effective width of 1280px (@2x, so 2560px physical). When using cohost at its default zoom level, it looks like this:
When the viewport is at a breakpoint width, there is no padding preventing things such as elements in the header navigation bar, the sides of the sidebars, or the side of the footer from abutting up against the left and right sides of the viewport.
Even adjusting the width of the window even slightly will bring it down to the next breakpoint down, introducing padding:
https://streamable.com/iwk9he (Video)
Because of this, I usually use cohost slightly zoomed out, as it adds in padding.