When is the Documentation going to use responsive web design?

[pgomes]

While exploring the documentation on the browser, I noticed that if I zoom in, the text borders do not adjust to the space available, going out of the screen. This limits the accessibility of the documentation for developers with a visual impairment, and makes it harder for those of us who like to read with big fonts. This could be avoided with a responsive web design, which has been used in some of the other Unreal engine pages.

[anonymous_user_89b5ed72]

I think we can improve support for this at a basic level with only a minor change. There may be some elements that don’t work well still, but those can be addressed over time. Unfortunately, I don’t have a firm time frame of when this would be added, but I will try to update this page when I have more information.

[pgomes]

Basic level support would already go a long way. Thank you for considering this accessibility issue.

[BraydonHernande]

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[BraydonHernande]

I like for this

[BraydonHernande]

@pgomes

While exploring the documentation on the browser, I noticed that if I zoom in, the text borders do not adjust to the space available, going out of the screen. This limits the accessibility of the documentation for developers with a visual impairment, and makes it harder for those of us who like to read with big fonts. This could be avoided with a responsive web design, which has been used in some of the other Unreal engine pages.
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[DazaturalK]

cool,thanks