Title positioning on an iPad about pixyll

[johno]

Thanks a bunch for reporting this @hnarayanan !

I wasn't aware of this problem, so I greatly appreciate you taking the time to create this issue. I'll get digging into what's going on sometime today. I suspect that there's a specificity problem with .site-header .site-title.

As a side note, in case you wanted to get digging, you can use the web inspector with an iOS device for debugging if you follow the directions here. It's quite awesome.

[hnarayanan]

Cool, thanks, I didn't know about this web inspector. Will dig deeper later today.

[johno]

Yeah, it's a life saver debugging these types of things.

[johno]

Just pushed a potential fix for this issue. However, I don't have an iPad on me to verify (I will check when I get home tonight).

[ankur-gupta]

I think this might help: http://mobiletest.me/

[hnarayanan]

Yes, I checked it now and it works (in that both the title and the navigation menu are centered)!
But as I mentioned below the initial screenshot, it appears as though there is enough horizontal space to keep the title on the left and the navigation menu on the right when in portrait on an iPad.

Will post a screenshot soon of how it looks now.

[hnarayanan]

[johno]

Thanks @ankur-gupta ! http://mobiletest.me is pretty rad.

[johno]

The reason why it toggles to the centered mode a little early is to account for nav menus that have 4-5 links in them, as they'd blow out the alotted area.

The Pixyll menu just doesn't really take advantage for that since it's only got two links.

[hnarayanan]

I understand and agree. Thank you for being so responsive with this change.

[johno]

🍻 !