Fix web site scrolling on mobile browsers #1535
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Scrolling pages on the Helm web site is difficult on mobile devices due to nested scrolling containers. This changeset removes the nested scrolling containers. The fix to remove the nested scrolling containers caused pages to start scrolling horizontally because the content of the pages have negative margins, which makes the page wider than 100%. The rest of this changeset addresses the negative margins by removing them and/or offsetting them in each element that was causing the page to horizontal scroll. Fixes helm#741 Fixes helm#1393 Fixes helm#1464 Signed-off-by: Matt Light <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Matt Light <[email protected]>
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Scrolling pages on the Helm web site is difficult on mobile devices due to nested scrolling containers. This changeset removes the nested scrolling containers.
The fix to remove the nested scrolling containers caused pages to start scrolling horizontally because the content of the pages have negative margins, which makes the page wider than 100%. The rest of this changeset addresses the negative margins by removing them and/or offsetting them in each element that was causing the page to horizontal scroll.
Fixes #741
Fixes #1393
Fixes #1464