Hey guys, I just joined this channel. I notice an error with Clay's career page with the heading title. It's probably because of a fixed width container issue. I can help fixing it if needed
We appreciate you bringing this to our attention. To help us address the issue with our career page heading title, you can follow these steps: 1. Take a clear screenshot of the error you're seeing. 2. Provide a brief description of the issue, including the device and browser you're using. 3. If possible, include any specific details about the fixed width container issue you've noticed. You can share this information right here in the chat. Our team will review it and work on fixing the problem. In the meantime, you could try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page to see if it resolves the display issue on your end. Is there any additional information you can provide about the error you're seeing?
Thank you for the quick response. Just flagging a layout issue I noticed on the careers page. I'm seeing this issue on both Google Chrome and Safari browsers. When viewing the page in a wider browser window (desktop viewports), the main content — particularly the heading block ("Join the Clay crew") — appears heavily skewed to the left side of the page, with a large amount of unused white space on the right. This gives the whole layout an imbalanced feel and affects the visual hierarchy. However, when I narrow the browser width (like on smaller laptops or tablet widths), the layout recenters itself and looks balanced — suggesting this could be a media query, flex alignment, or container width issue specific to larger breakpoints. From a dev perspective, a few things to potentially check:
The container div might have a fixed max-width combined with left-side alignment or padding.
If you're using Flexbox or Grid, verify alignment properties (align-items, justify-content) at wider breakpoints.
Also check for any asymmetrical padding/margin or a margin: 0 auto that might be missing on a central block.
Lastly, confirm if there's a media query around, say, min-width: 1024px that changes layout behavior unexpectedly.
Let me know if you'd like me to inspect further or share layout suggestions!
I’m sorry, but I couldn’t find any specific information to address your question. You can rephrase it or let me know if there’s anything else I can assist you with.
Hey, I just checked on my end and I’m not seeing that layout issue currently. Could you take another look and let me know if it’s still showing up for you? Happy to dig deeper if it is.
Hello, I just checked, and I don't see the issue either, I think it's being fixed.