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> vast majority of the modern web Must've hit a sore spot or something... Even without a degree in design one can see that this page is nearly unreadable. The
by gear54rus 10y ago
> vast majority of the modern web
Must've hit a sore spot or something...
Even without a degree in design one can see that this page is nearly unreadable. The easiest (but not the only) thing to fix is to limit the width of the column of text.
- gumby 9y agooh god no, please, if you want another width resize your window.
- EliRivers 9y agoUnreadable? Hardly. It's text on a page. It's astonishingly readable. Why limit the width of the text? If I want it wider, I'll make it wider; if I want it narrower, I'll make it narrower. This is something I can do with a relatively plain text webpage. Edit: Although I see sdiq below had a browser that apparently couldn't handle plain HTML without help from him. Perhaps something in your browser is making it unreadable.
- crooked-v 9y agoA basic width limit really is a good idea, but something simple like max-width:50em;margin:auto; (so that the text column gets appropriately larger/smaller with page zoom) is plenty for that.
- geocar 9y ago> The easiest (but not the only) thing to fix is to limit the width of the column of text. You can resize your window to whatever size you want.
- JCharante 9y agoUnreadable? I read this and the mongrel one and had no problems, sure I had to zoom in to view it just right, but any lack of style points are made up with the excellent content.
- rohmish 9y agoI added a padding on the div element because the text stretches too wide on my display. Other than that, it's fast and readable. the only improvement i can think of is max-width:80vw or something like that.