![]() * Removes default max-height from .navbar-collapse (so not every navbar will get a max-height collapse section) * Scopes regular 340px max-height to fixed top and bottom navbars only (those are the only ones that really need a max-height to enable scrolling) * Adds a landscape media query for phones to cap the max-height at 200px for fixed navbars" |
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