Fixes #47. On a phone the article text was rendered entirely off-screen: what you saw was the sidebar and nothing else. Two compounding bugs: - .docs-container is display:flex but the 768px media query never set flex-direction:column. The sidebar keeps flex-shrink:0 at width:100%, so it took the full viewport and the content column was laid out beside it, starting past the right edge. - .docs-content had max-width:calc(100vw - 280px), never overridden at any breakpoint. On a 390px viewport that computes to 110px. body{overflow-x:hidden} then clipped the off-screen content with no scrollbar, so there was no way to reach it. Measured at 390x844 before: content 110px wide at x=410, paragraphs 70px, 222px of clipped overflow. After: content 390px at x=0, zero horizontal overflow. Also: - Add the mobile hamburger menu. The markup for it was already in header.html but .menu-icon and .nav-trigger were display:none with nothing re-enabling them, so the button did not exist at any width, and the real nav opened only on :hover, which touch devices lack. The mobile nav rules must live after the .nav-dropdown block, since they override display:none at equal specificity. - Reorder the sidebar below the article on mobile so doc pages do not open with 15+ nav links before the first word of content. - Restore pinch-zoom: drop maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no. - Give wide tables their own horizontal scroll box; constrain images. - Add min-width:0 to .docs-content so a long unbreakable line in a <pre> cannot widen the column past its container. - Add a 480px breakpoint for phone-sized type and padding. - Drop body{zoom:1}, body{overflow-x:hidden}, .site-nav{float:right} (no-op under flex), and the unused .site-footer rules. - Bump .doc-btn and the nav links to >=44px tap targets. Verified with headless Chrome at 390, 768 and 1440 wide: zero page overflow at every width, 25 reachable nav links after tapping the hamburger (was 4), and the desktop layout unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Commits on Aug 31, 2026

Make the Jekyll docs usable on mobile