illegibile layout for interactive example
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Sample URL https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/search
landscape
screenshot 🤏 (pretty usable)
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@schalkneethling What do you think of moving the
Output
section of all interactive examples below the tabbed code section, for all cases, mobile (vertical or horizontal), tablet and desktop? It seems like a win/win. We’re not trying to cram too much into the horizontal space (which hurts us on mobile devices), and it feels (at least to me) more natural to have the “Output” section below even when using the desktop.It seems that we already do that for the JavaScript examples (see below)?
Mobile (simulated using the
Responsive Design Mode
)Desktop
It seems to me that would make the HTML interactive examples usable even when in the “vertical” mode on a mobile device.
Turns out this is actually a duplicate of https://github.com/mdn/yari/issues/1720