It sort of vexes me that many class names are split over 2 lines in the sidebar. Increasing the width from default 15rem to 24rem makes sure even the longest class fits on one line. This may have to be checked on mobile, though

Also, I do realize it's sort of off topic in this PR

On my display with that setting there are still classes that have a linebreak - even on the doc-no-prefixes branch. Plus, the right hand side tree gets so wide that it overlaps the actual content …

The first bit probably depends on screen resolution. When I make my browser window smaller, I see that the line breaks return. This width must be some maximum width and the screen resolution overrides that.

The second bit is especially weird because I'm changing the width of the container, not its content. In my browser, the right-hand-side tree simply disappears if the window is not wide enough to display it.

BTW increasing the container width makes the logo bigger again (because there are percentages there) :)

How will the following work with you? I tried resizing the browser and it looks fine.

.sidebar-sticky .sidebar-brand {
      flex-direction: row;
}

.sidebar-sticky .sidebar-brand .sidebar-logo-container {
      align-self: center;
      width: 30%;
}

.sidebar-sticky .sidebar-brand .sidebar-brand-text {
      align-self: center;
}

.content {
      width: 60%;
}

.sidebar-drawer {
      width: 30%;
}

.sidebar-container {
      width: 100%;
}

(you can adjust the percentages of content and sidebar-drawer slightly)

Obviously, the content setting may need to go into a different file or the file should be renamed

the right hand side tree gets so wide that it overlaps the actual content …

I see that if you e.g. open the page for telegram.BotCommandScopeAllChatAdministrators, the end of the title will be hidden under the right sidebar. But it happens no matter what settings we put in the new CSS file.

I guess we have to add overflow-wrap: anywhere to h1 tag.

How will the following work with you? I tried resizing the browser and it looks fine.

this somewhat works on my desktop screen, but the main content column becomes really narrow and unless you expand the tree on the LHS there's a lot of dead space. TBH, I'd rather like to keep these settings as-is. I can live with the the linbreaks in the navigation tree …

I guess we have to add overflow-wrap: anywhere to h1 tag.

That sounds reasonable. Will add.

Yes, tampering with CSS can be really annoying :) It is to me, at least :)