Camo dropped your images; your readme is torched about cli-color HOT 10 CLOSED

Thanks @StoneCypher for reporting. Looking into that

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@StoneCypher great thanks for explaining in detail.

Indeed it doesn't look good in narrow window

As I check, I would either need to restructure the table so it has fewer items in a row (max 5 I assume) or insert an image instead.

I'll leave it open for now

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Thanks for ping. It was just published (CI is already configured, I just needed to bump version in package.json).

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Fixed now. Great thanks for reporting

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Semi-confirmed.

Don't know if you care, but the second table of colors shows as narrow strips rather than squares.

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Thanks, I see it as:

What browser are you using?

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Ah. It's about width.

I discovered it because at my initial zoom, they were "normal" looking in Firefox, but zero-width and therefore invisible in Edge. Then I decided to take screenshots. After the firefox screenshot, and I went back to Edge, I decided to take them with the inspector out, so that you could see metrics. Then I had to go back to Firefox, and on opening the inspector, I saw it go from looks fine to what the hell

You can see it happen here

To stop this, observe that GitHub has a minimum width, and remove probably two columns, so that the color chips will still be at full width once the column is at minimum width.

The effect in the video has been successfully replicated on evergreen-current Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, all on Win10 pro x64

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yeah i think 5 is prolly max

note: what the hell is actually a technical term

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I've actually updated it, so it's presented via image.

If you have a better idea let me know, but I consider it as addressed at this point.

Great thanks for reporting it!

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Github fix confirmed.

NPM wasn't published. Would you like me to give you a gha auto-publisher script?

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