Mobile view

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The archive has one address and one layout that adapts to the width of the screen. There is no separate mobile domain and no reduced mobile edition: the same entries, images and tables are delivered to every device.

What changes on a narrow screen

  • Below 900 pixels the navigation panel leaves the page flow and becomes an overlay that is opened with the Menu button in the header.
  • The personal tools and the search field keep their place in the header on wide screens; on a narrow screen the header is reduced to the logo and the menu button.
  • Wide tables and long code blocks scroll horizontally instead of breaking the page width.
  • Below 560 pixels the subtitle of the wordmark is hidden and the article headings are set a little smaller.

Printing

The printed version is not the mobile view. It keeps the header and the navigation panel of the desktop page, leaves out the search field and the personal tools, and sets the text in black on white. The Printable version link in the Tools panel opens the print dialogue.