forrtproject
Website does not adapt to screen width
When I am on the FORRT website, the window only shows half of the "get involved" button and completely cuts off the github button on the right because the width of the window/website is not adapted to my small laptop screen. It would be great if it was at least possible to scroll to the side (which is maybe not the most user friendly solution) or in the best case that the window is adapted to the screen width.
@LeonieDudda Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
I’ve been testing the website on various screen sizes, and it seems to display correctly on most devices. However, your feedback is valuable, as it highlights an area we can improve.
Could you please share the specific device and screen size you’re using? This information will help us optimize the website to ensure it works seamlessly for devices like yours.
Thank you!
Sorry for the late reply. I am currently using Microsoft edge on a HP Elitebook 840 G10. With my previous laptop (I think G6), it was a lot worse because the screen was smaller and it cut off the complete button. On the newer laptop it only cuts off a bit.
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This appears to be because "Get involved" is not part of the menu. @richarddushime the menu collapsed when publications is touched - but get involved can be cut off. Could you have another look - maybe that can be added to the menu? [Even though it would be nice to keep the image.]
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@richarddushime can you check what @LukasWallrich writes above, please?
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