bundle update.bundle exec jekyll build.Whatever your site uses. I've tested it at https://mmistakes.github.io/minimal-mistakes/jekyll/gemified-theme-beta/
I expect the social network links in the author sidebar to be visible after the resize.
Do you have AdBlock active for the page? It seems that AdBlock doesn't like the class name social-icons. I changed the name of the class to profile-links and they are now shown.
@juanramirez Think this is a legit bug. I don't have any AdBlockers installed and @diegonc's steps to reproduce work for me.
What's going on is when the "Follow" button is clicked jQuery is applying inline styles to display: none the author sidebar. Which is fine on mobile, but as soon as you scale the page up it still has display: none and therefore the content inside of it doesn't show.
I'll probably switch the trigger to apply a close class instead of using jQuery's fadeToggle, which gives me more flexibility to style and avoid disappearing content.
I don't think this is a huge bug as the only people likely to be bit by it are developers or those who like to mess with browser window sizes to test for responsiveness. The average user isn't going to view a page on mobile, hit the follow button twice, then magically scale up their screen to a desktop size :wink:
@juanramirez did you push that fix to this repo or just on your fork or personal branch? I am seeing the adblock issue and was hoping master had the fix.
How to change the social icon size and how to change the list to be inline instead of lists ?
@fsalmasri Alter the CSS.
I'm working on it. I can't find the exact place to change the icon style and the size in the css
@fsalmasri Change the height and width to what you want. This will make them much larger.
.author__urls.social-icons svg {
height: 3em;
width: 3em;
}
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@juanramirez Think this is a legit bug. I don't have any AdBlockers installed and @diegonc's steps to reproduce work for me.
What's going on is when the "Follow" button is clicked jQuery is applying inline styles to
display: nonethe author sidebar. Which is fine on mobile, but as soon as you scale the page up it still hasdisplay: noneand therefore the content inside of it doesn't show.I'll probably switch the trigger to apply a
closeclass instead of using jQuery'sfadeToggle, which gives me more flexibility to style and avoid disappearing content.I don't think this is a huge bug as the only people likely to be bit by it are developers or those who like to mess with browser window sizes to test for responsiveness. The average user isn't going to view a page on mobile, hit the follow button twice, then magically scale up their screen to a desktop size :wink: