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[stable31] fix(css): correct boundaries of breaking points - #57087
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We mixed the logic of breaking points (when to break), this makes it consistent: Mobile breaking point is 1024px, so it is applied to width < 1024 and starting with 1024 its "normal". So we consistently have: width < 512px: small mobile 512 <= width < 1024px: mobile width >= 1024px: normal Signed-off-by: Ferdinand Thiessen <opensource@fthiessen.de>
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