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What resolution are you working with here? It looks very small.
The width of the left panel changes depending on the overall width of the browser window. It adjusts the number of "columns" given to the left panel based on the overall width of the window. This is not easy to get working in a way that is "perfect" for every situation. When doing it I experimented with different screen widths and settled on what I thought was the best balance, but of course there will be situations where it is not perfect. I suppose I leaned in favour of screens with higher resolutions, so you may be suffering from that if your screen is lower res.
Changing the responsive grid css (which we got from twitter bootstrap) is not really a fix. It may fix it for the the exact scenario you are talking about here, but will most probably cause something else to look messed up.