Fix the navbar padding #391
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Thanks, a nice simple change. Though I don't know why it works. What do you think of #305? First commit in this repository was a 2017 Google Summer of Code project, which took airspace.css from what is now https://github.com/ndrewtl/airspace-jekyll and made some small changes. A diff between airspace-jekyll and that original airspace.css from 725368d shows a small degree of change. Since then we have tended to solve layout and formatting problems by tweaking this further. Your work on this pull request is another in that long sequence. Can you think of a way to bring our site back into a situation where we don't have to keep changing the upstream source code in airspace.css? Does it actually look okay with unmodified airspace.css and the other files? Should we be using a completely different Jekyll theme now? |
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Since I am very new to open source and contributing to the project and just fix the first issue which i think by changing some of the padding can solve the problem. Since appearance is also plays the big role for the website. And for using a different jekyll theme , i think i need to spend some more time before giving any of my opinion. |
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Thanks. I don't mean a different theme, but the same one ... just without our customisation or derivation. |
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okay but for now i don't have any idea How this can be done but i will look into this. |
Fixes the content in the navbar with equal padding