The navigation panel on html pages are sometimes hard to read on narrow
screens. If the node names are long, then finding the "Next",
"Previous", and "Up" labels are a bit hard.
Here is an example on a (simulated) iPhone 12:
I think it would be nice if the Next, Previous, and Up entries were on
separate lines, with the Contents/Index on a separate line (as it is
now). Something like
|Next: Step-by-Step Alien Example, Previous: Loading Unix Object Files,
Up: Alien Objects [Contents][Index] |
I don't know how to specify CSS to break lines up this way. If there
isn't, could texinfo put the nav panel in a grid for flexbox or
something so that I can add CSS to make it flow neatly for small
screens? Even allowing CSS to add a style to the Next, Previous, and Up
labels would help a bit.
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