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[Rickster]

It could be that the screen size is already as small as it can go. The fluid width is for larger screens

Im on PC, Crome and can customise fluid

 

[hack400]

Fluid width shows for me on Firefox/Win11 desktop

 

[hack400]

It could be that the screen size is already as small as it can go. The fluid width is for larger screens

Looks that way. If my browser is not maximised, that option goes away.

 

[MarylinC37]

It could be that the screen size is already as small as it can go. The fluid width is for larger screens

You're right. It probably is to do with which kind of monitor it detects. I actually have two Win 10 PC's and I have a 32inch Sony Bravia TV which both PC's are connected to. I've tested using Firefox, Edge, Opera and Chrome and the 'Fluid Width' is missing so the TV it's detecting is probably not suited to it.

 

[OccultScientist]

OK, so making the navigation stick to the top of the screen on desktop was way too big with the logo, but I've found a way to shrink it down on page scroll. Let me know @P2Pleon

 

[hack400]

OK, so making the navigation stick to the top of the screen on desktop was way too big with the logo, but I've found a way to shrink it down on page scroll. Let me know @P2Pleon

Brilliant, thanks

 

[MarylinC37]

Oh yes. That's working fine for me on PC.

 

[hack400]

OK, so making the navigation stick to the top of the screen on desktop was way too big with the logo, but I've found a way to shrink it down on page scroll. Let me know @P2Pleon

Some interesting behaviour. If I am at the top of the page, and I use the arrow-down key to slightly position the page down a few pixels or so (probably 10 or 15) the sizing of the banner jumps between large and small logo and it keeps resizing.

 

[hack400]

 

[JohnNada]

OK, so making the navigation stick to the top of the screen on desktop was way too big with the logo, but I've found a way to shrink it down on page scroll. Let me know @P2Pleon

New issue

You can make the navigation bar "bounce" between big and small logos.

Using either your mouse wheel, track pad, up/down keys or PG up/PG down keys etc start at the bottom of the page and then go all the way to the top. The nav bar then doesn't know if it wants to be big or small.

EDIT: Ninja'd by @hack400