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I was following the docs and implemented the navbar as described and followed the same dom as used on the main missing.css site but somehow I couldn't get it to align at the center as the missing.css site shows.
After some try outs, removing and changing the dom, it seems the actual problem is that I was using the .min.css file instead of just the .css file.
It seems the .min.css if broken and applies different rules which make the navbar aligned to the right, only on firefox. It seems on chromium it shows ok.
reproduction:
open firefox (I'm using latest version 124.0.1 on linux)
I was following the docs and implemented the navbar as described and followed the same dom as used on the main missing.css site but somehow I couldn't get it to align at the center as the missing.css site shows.
After some try outs, removing and changing the dom, it seems the actual problem is that I was using the .min.css file instead of just the .css file.
It seems the .min.css if broken and applies different rules which make the navbar aligned to the right, only on firefox. It seems on chromium it shows ok.
reproduction:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/dist/missing.css">
to<link rel="stylesheet" href="/dist/missing.min.css">
the fix was in my case to stop using the .min.css version and use the .css version.
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