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Timeless has slightly different responsive references CSS vs. Vector (may be due to cascading)
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	Izno
	Jun 13 2018, 1:40 AM

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I think it's due to some default of some sort on padding, or possibly that the default column width in Timeless doesn't match that of Vector (or that it does and that because of the 3-column layout it probably shouldn't). If I zoom out from 100% just once with the default widths of a responsive reference list on en.WP, the columns become obvious, so it's clear to me the list is getting the columns styling. It's just that at my default resolution, I almost always have one column where I probably should have two.

(supporting earlier conversation: See thread at my talk page.)

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Izno created this task.Jun 13 2018, 1:40 AM

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I've been musing on this problem and I think it's due to some default of some sort on padding, or possibly that the default column width in Timeless doesn't match that of Vector. If I zoom out from 100% just once with the default widths of a responsive reference list on en.WP, the columns become obvious, so it's clear to me the list is getting the columns styling.

Is there any way to make this sort of styling container-based instead of page-based?

Izno updated the task description. (Show Details)Jul 31 2019, 7:53 PM

I am not sure what you're asking there.

Izno renamed this task from Timeless missing responsive references CSS to Timeless has slightly different responsive references CSS vs. Vector (may be due to cascading).Jul 31 2019, 7:59 PM

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Isarra moved this task from Backlog to Compatibility on the Timeless board.Aug 16 2019, 8:16 PM

I'm not sure what I was asking either, but from some quick testing it looks about the same to me - timeless caps at two reference columns due to the fixed width (and perhaps also the larger font, frankly) and stays at two reference columns even after vector drops down to one for a bit due to losing its sidebar sooner, but the cutoff widths at which this occurs seem consistent between the two in terms of the content itself.

Is there another issue that I'm missing?

I don't see the issue any more for some reason. Maybe it was upstream or maybe it was Firefox or the gremlins or... 😃 .

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