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Re: Header buttons on Android Chrome
Date: 2017-05-01 12:52 am (UTC)Questions:
1) Anything custom running in the CSS? Did you modify it at all?
2) What (if any) non-default style settings do you have set outside of CSS edits?
I don't have a Galaxy device but I'll see what I can find to trigger the behaviour.
Navbar 2 is a placeholder, really. You might be interested in the Navbar 3 project for mobile and for Desktop. These will require code changes on the server side but Denise is actively interested.