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Stack the home-page animations on phones - #501
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Side by side at 43%/36%/19% of a phone's width, the GIFs were too small to read. Below 45em, show them below each other at full width.
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On phones, the three animations on the docs home page were shown side by side at 43%, 36%, and 19% of the screen width, which made them too small to read. Below 45em (Zensical's phone breakpoint), they are now stacked at full width. The desktop layout is unchanged.
Checked in headless Chromium: at 390 px wide each GIF is 343 px wide and they sit below each other; at 1400 px they stay in one row.
This only affects the docs; the README on GitHub cannot use custom CSS.
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pre-commit runon the changed filepytestpassed (CSS-only change;zensical build --strictreports no issues)Type of change