
On most websites, information is presented in different columns. On Stack Exchange, this is the left navigation, the main content like posts in the center and the different sidebars (Featured on Meta, Related Questions, Hot Network Questions) on the right. Responsiveness means that based on the s...

If the window gets small enough, the layout of the page changes to adapt to the width. When you disable responsiveness, the page sets a minimum width which it will keep regardless of screen width.
With this you can for example make sure stuff doesn't wrap on a small screen (if you don't want it ...

After an exciting end to 2018, we kicked this year off with the first “hackathon” in Stack Overflow’s 10-year history. Unlike a traditional hackathon, it wasn’t just for our developers. Any employee working on our products or directly with the Stack Overflow community was encouraged to participate, which is why we dubbed the event a “Make-A-Thon.”
Employees from our engineering, design, and support teams spent a full week working on projects outside of their typical day-to-day responsibilities. For our inaugural Make-A-Thon, participants brainstormed improvements to our power user and moderator experience on Stack Overflow. …
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