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I am building a responsive web page. Now I am going to start working with media queries, but when I insert and make the screen get smaller, part of the background of my header, first section and footer is cutted, remaining only a part of them and white space with their text. You can see it in the on the snippet. Why is it happening and what can I do do fix it?

I'm building a web page and working in the layout for small screens (max-width: 600px). When the screen gets narrow, the page gets a bit of horizontal scroll, as you can see in the code snippet, but it is unexpected for me. I am not finding anything wider than the viewport's width in my code. Why is there that scroll?

I am studying CSS and creating a responsive web page. I have started working in a media query. When I maximize the screen, all works as expected, but when I reduce its size, the content that does not fit in the viewport is hidden, and a white space stays in its place. That space can be seen scrolling the screen to side. Why is that space appearing instead the rest of the content? I also don't understand why my content doesn't fit in the screen, because I am using percentage values to elements' width. My code is below:

I want to remove some of the buttons from plot toolbar (matplotlib).

I saw that there are some old solutions:

How to modify the navigation toolbar easily in a matplotlib figure window?

But all the answers uses GUI frameworks (QT, TKinter).

Is there a new solution which doesn't use GUI frameworks ?

I've got a matplotlib plot in which I've modified the toolbar/status bar information much as in this question. This works just fine and the necessary information is displayed as I need it.

However, I often need to update the plot (which is done by calling draw() on the canvas object) with new data. What happens though is that the toolbar/status bar information won't update until the mouse is moved again. I'd like this information to update as soon as the canvas is redrawn because some of this information is pertinent to the new plot.

My attempt at making this happen was to force a mouse motion event to trigger. I've tried to trigger the event from the canvas via self.canvas.motion_notify_event(0,0) but that doesn't seem to work well. I can see that the toolbar itself has a mouse_move method, but I don't know how to trigger it (or even if it's what I want to trigger).

How can I force the toolbar/status bar information to update during a plot redraw without requiring the user to move their mouse slightly?