Simon Lydell 874628b1d0 Improve the documentation site on smaller screens ...

"Smaller screens" means screens smaller than 820px wide. That's the smallest
width that the current design looks good at.

I tried to not change the current design in any way and to make as few changes
as possible.

This is what happens on smaller screens:

- The navigation bar is no longer fixed to the viewport, but always at the top
  of the page.
- The navigation bar is vertical rather than horizontal.
- CoffeeScript code is above the compiled JavaScript rather than having them
  side by side.

This allows for a larger text size, which is more compfortable to read, and no
horizontal scrolling, which many find difficult to use.

2015-08-30 12:41:36 +02:00

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docs.css

Improve the documentation site on smaller screens

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tomorrow.css

Use Node instead of Ruby for documentation

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