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When reading a wiki page on a wide screen (i.e. width >= 1920px), you lose a lot of (white) space left and right:
The table of contents of a page is currently hidden behind a button:
Can the table of contents be displayed immediately on these wide screens instead?
On smaller screens, the table of contents should remain hidden behind the button:
| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
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| Resolved | mturdus | T15920 Make table of contents visible when using wide screens | ||
| Resolved | aklapper | T15985 Fix UX regression in Phame |
I've discovered a minor UX problem if an heading has a nice icon. Check it:
TOC:
I will reopen (maybe in an improper way - sorry) just to remember that we can take care of this little cute thing.
Steps to reproduce:
== {icon users} How to Register-in ==When reading the wiki at a resolution of 3440x1440 (34 inch monitor), there is still a lot of white space.
I don't know which is better, to reopen this task or to open a new one.
I suggest testing by setting window width = 1791px (e.g. CTRL+shift+M on Firefox), and then passing to window width = 1792px. So we can see that the content max width at the moment always seems ~ 800px.
So this is not a regression, but indeed we could do a bit better for your enormous monitor. So feel free to open another task, about increasing content width for larger screens (that is not only about the table of contents I think) and patch welcome 👍