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Using a desktop or laptop PC and Brave: Many (all?) pages on waste a lot of screen space esp on the right edge. The pre-formatted text blocks on these pages are cut off, while there is plenty of unused screen space next to it (if you scroll down a bit). Sample: <img width="1519" alt="Screenshot 2021-10-15 at 05 52 52" src="https://user-"Of course you can scroll these text blocks horizontally, but esp on large pages with many code blocks this is distracting. I would like to read the text without scrolling horizontally. Obviously a lot of screen space is used for the menu on the right edge, even though it is not visible most of the time. Do you think this menu could be put somewhere else, e.g. on top of the page, below the index on the left side or to some kind of popup?
Thanks We use We'd definitely consider a different layout. I think for us to triage this, we'd want to see a sketch (wireframe? mock up?) of how the site would work differently. Perhaps a button to collapse / uncollapse the right-hand sidebar? Another thing we could do, because the cheat sheet is one of the most popular pages, is change how we render that one page. We definitely have the technical means for this. I'd want to be convinced that the change we'd make wouldn't adversely affect someone else's user experience. /language en /priority awaiting-more-evidence
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Maybe this change would be enough (edit ): If someone wants to try that, go ahead. /triage accepted /priority backlog /remove-priority awaiting-more-evidence /help
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It feels a bit weird since the solution was already provided above, after adding the CSS from above it looks like this, should I go ahead and open a pull request for this. !
Happy to have someone work on this. Please go ahead! /good-first-issue
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/assign afro-coder was looking for issues with no assignee and this on propped up therefore the assignee :)

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border-radius: 3px; } <ins> .td-documentation .td-content > .highlight { max-width: initial; width: 100%; } </ins> body.td-home #deprecation-warning { max-width: 1000px; margin-top: 2.5rem;