Fixes #752 - Make the TOC responsive for the order page #930
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#947 Bootstrap compatible order page
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Thank you Vincent! I think the PR fixes the actual issue and should be merged.
However, it does not fix the underlying root of the issue: that our standard CSS does not contain gernal, reusable classes for a table of contents, resulting in a number of pages constructing their individual TOC design. Let's keep in mind that this is soemthing we should change.
I'd suggest to put this in style.less and make sure every TOC has the
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idEdit: Created an issue here
In principle I agree with the above CSS, however I think it could be better integrated with some bootstrap features.
@reinhard @vincent @mweimann Would you like to take another look at how to make it more bootstrap-native, or shall I merge for now to make it at least a bit better?
I tend toward coming up with a decent TOC layout for all kind of pages (and update those), so I'd love to have a quite optimal one
I think we should merge this and use #942 to explore possibilities for a global css class.
I agree with @vincent.
Fine for me. However, @vincent, could you please undo the changes for the da, fr, sq and tr version, or delete these files? They are currently outdated and should not be made up-to-date by these changes:
Done!
Excellent, thanks!