On most pages, there is a transparent header at the top that covers the page name and breadcrumbs. It appears to extend past the viewport in my case, which forces the browser to scroll horizontally. It only does this when my browser window is past the container size for the website.
It's a minor annoyance, but I think the css should be cleaned up a bit. I see the issue in at least Chrome and Safari on Mac.
On most pages, there is a transparent header at the top that covers the page name and breadcrumbs. It appears to extend past the viewport in my case, which forces the browser to scroll horizontally. It only does this when my browser window is past the container size for the website.
It's a minor annoyance, but I think the css should be cleaned up a bit. I see the issue in at least Chrome and Safari on Mac.
header class="page-header" > div class="mask"Fixed.
Thanks!
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Beautiful, thank you!