On Sun, Nov 30, 2025 at 05:22:03PM -0800, Raymond Toy wrote: > On 11/30/25 2:17 PM, Per Bothner wrote: > > > I can't say I fully grok this (I need to practice a lot more with > > flex-nox, but cool use of flex! > > > As I said, I used AI (Gemini) to do the hard work. It would have taken me > forever to figure it out myself. I just tweaked lots of stuff. The generated > code had lots of spacing and boxes and colors around everything. > > There are lots of things to be tweaked still, but it's a start.
I think it looks good and we should make sure the element classes are available if users want to implement this themselves. I see with the current output, the output looks like this: <div class="nav-panel"> <p width="100%"> <span class="nav-button">...</span>*</p> </div> where * indicates multiple <span> elements. In the HTML code you sent you had: <div class="nav-container"> in place of: <p width="100%"> You then set CSS rules on .nav-container, most importantly "display: flex;". Would we need to add a "nav-container" class, perhaps on the <p> element? You also had <div class="nav-button"> in place of <span class="nav-button">. Do you know if this has to be a div or could it stay as a span? What we need to make any changes is minimal changes to the existing output that allow adding CSS rules to get the wrapping behaviour in your screenshots. It's hard to tell what these changes would be from your emails as they include other formatting changes involving colour and explicitly specified spacing which may not be essential to the desired flow and breaking behaviour.
