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Unreadable? 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 nar
by EliRivers 10y ago
Unreadable? 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 10y 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.