lorenzo/website/static/css, branch masterxkv6.com's source code.https://git.xkv6.com/lorenzo/website/atom?h=master2025-08-31T15:41:18ZImplemented the website2025-08-31T15:41:18ZLorenzo Torreslorenzo@sagittarius-a.org2025-08-31T15:41:18Zurn:sha1:3d3feea3aa5a7c48a0577af40806c3bb03b818fbfirst commit2025-08-30T16:53:25ZLorenzo Torreslorenzo@sagittarius-a.org2025-08-30T16:52:06Zurn:sha1:a356d60b2bea3b3c864a1168214dbd0987fd7583added table of contents2025-08-06T16:56:20ZLorenzo Torreslorenzotorres@outlook.it2025-08-06T16:56:20Zurn:sha1:03a20b744f584e5b4d30f2202f2cb7b61dfb97d3base code2025-03-27T18:45:11ZLorenzo Torrestorres@sideros.org2025-03-27T18:45:11Zurn:sha1:bef1082673c050eaa3a6b459d1a6d4e2711d859bAdd autoscaling of images to mobile browsers2020-12-28T19:08:38ZDavid Nortondavid.k.norton@gmail.com2020-12-28T18:40:36Zurn:sha1:f4fbd5a28f839d851c92016f5d2a43662beeef10
Currently, on mobile devices that are not wide enough for the images
in the blog, the image sets the max width of the blog and downscales
all the text relative to it, leading to crushed text and a large empty
space on the right side.
I've reproduced this using Google Chrome developer tools, setting the
device mode to emulate an iPhone X, but it appears to occur any time
the mobile device has a screen width smaller than the image
to be displayed.
The code change here hints that the max width of the image
should be 100% of the screen width, not an absolute number of pixels,
and the height will be automatically adjusted to maintain
the image aspect ratio.
Fix center alignment of footer links2018-03-24T04:37:50ZSunaina Paisunainapai.in@gmail.com2018-03-24T04:37:50Zurn:sha1:4aad9f6b3fcc449f2baeb08aede7938c100127dfAdd makesite: A simple static site generator2018-03-17T09:15:21ZSunaina Paisunainapai.in@gmail.com2018-03-17T09:15:21Zurn:sha1:62d0aa159fc046a27bed47e337d787a08f4687d0