[Bug] Fix Logo Overlap with Menu Button on Small Screen Sizes (e.g., iPhone SE) #497
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Description
In the responsive design, when the screen size is approximately 340px by 425px or when viewed on mobile devices like the iPhone SE, the logo (.identity-logo) is partially by the menu button. This causes a visual overlap that affects the aesthetic and usability of the interface.
The issue occurs because the current dimensions of the logo are too large for the limited space available at these screen widths. Adjusting the size of the logo or menu button and ensuring proper spacing can resolve the overlap and maintain a clean, professional appearance on smaller devices.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the website on a screen size of 340px by 425px or on an iPhone SE.
Observe the overlap between the logo and the menu button in the header section.
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Checklist
Update index.md
).main
ormaster
).visible errors.
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