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| Aug 10 2016, 7:58 PM |
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| Aug 10 2016, 7:58 PM |
Currently, we have huge whitespace on both sides of thumbnails. We should implement the same float behavior for bigger sized devices as that would improve the reading experience by wrapping text around thumbnails.
Here is a screenshot of what I mean:
By creating a rule similar to Vector .tleft, we can achieve the same effect in Minerva.
We can introduce styles for tleft class (either for tablet users or all users), but I leave this to Nirzar.
@Nirzar I only see this being an issue for devices where the screen is under 720px (tablet styles threshold) and even there I'm seeing little opportunity to improve the usage of whitespace. Where images are small, that becomes an editorial problem.
Is this really a real world problem or can this be declined?
500px:
720px:
