Den tors 23 juli 2026 kl 12:25 skrev Ivan Zhakov <[email protected]>: > On Thu, 23 Jul 2026 at 11:59, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Author: dsahlberg >> Date: Thu Jul 23 08:59:43 2026 >> New Revision: 1936515 >> >> Log: >> In site/staging: >> >> * docs/release-notes/1.15.html >> (#build-system-comparison): Try to add a horizontal scrollbar to the >> table >> instead of resizing the whole page on narrow-width screens. >> >> [...] > > >> <details><summary>Build System Comparison</summary> >> >> -<table border="1"> >> +<table border="1" style="display: block; max-width: fit-content; margin: >> 0 auto; overflow-x: auto; white-space: nowrap"> >> > The side effect of this change that table is centered now. All other > tables are left aligned. I think we should left align this table too. >
That is an unfortunate side effect. I'll figure out how to make it left-aligned as all the others (but I have to run for now). > > Btw I don't a see problem that table adds scrollbar to all page. Otherwise > we can end up with two scrollbars and this is bad UX in my opinion. > I have tested on Edge (Chromium, on Windows) and on Safari (up-to-date iPhone) and there is no horisontal scrollbar on the page itself. I've also tested in Edge using Device emulation (under dev tools) and it behaves like Safari. On a computer, this change doesn't make much difference - there is no horizontal scrollbar on a wide viewport or on a narrow viewport without the table expanded. On a phone (after the added "meta viewport") the page is at 100% scaling when loaded but when you expanded the table, the page was zoomed out to display the whole table and you have to reverse-pinch to zoom in again. After this change, the page stays at 100% scaling and you get a horizontal scrollbar on the table only. (To read the table with less scrolling you can switch to landscape mode). Cheers, Daniel
