Emulate responsive behaviour
See original GitHub issueIn the very basic implementation there is no common ability to test components against various breakpoints in @media
-queries - by resizing the browser window or using DevTools.
Generally, if we hide sidebar and adjust paddings of the components wrapper there is a good approximation for what we are targeting.
Do you have plans to implement the feature in some different way (iframes etc.) or should one use the above-mentioned approach to achieve this? Maybe by injecting custom CSS…
the examples of how it could look like:
or simply open a new page of a component without wrappers?
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This won’t help with responsive testing: media queries depends on the viewport size.
100% no chrome isolated makes complete sense to me and is just what I came here tonight to request. “Isolated” mode is not isolated at all.