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v1.0 level is-mobile class does not seem to be horizontal any more #3797
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If you remove the level-left div, it works as expected : <nav class="level is-mobile">
<a class="level-item" href="foo.html">Foo</a>
<a class="level-item" href="bar.html">Bar</a>
</nav> It has always been documented this way and I personally never tried with an intermediate level-left or level-right. |
Hi I hadn't tried that, thanks for the suggestion. I guess my primary point is that the markup shown used to work, and now doesn't: so I'm seeing it as either a bug (to be fixed) or a breaking change (to be accommodated), and I'd like to get a handle on which it is before I change all my existing markup, possibly unnecessarily. (There is another issue with your proposal, which is that the elements would no longer be aligned left.) |
This is about Bulma.
Overview of the problem
I'm using Bulma version 1.0
My browser is: Firefox / Safari / Desktop / Android
I am sure this issue is not a duplicate?
Description
Since upgrading to Bulma V1.0 the
level is-mobile
class does not seem to stay horizontal as it used to.Steps to Reproduce
Create a
nav
element with the following syntax:Expected behavior
Links will appear in a horizontal level on mobile and desktop.
Actual behavior
Links appear in a vertical level on mobile and a horizontal level on desktop.
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