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Why is the text for this article 2.5" wide in a normal browser? It makes it annoying to read :(
by RHSeeger 8y ago
Why is the text for this article 2.5" wide in a normal browser? It makes it annoying to read :(
- lphnull 8y agoWas the site designed only for smart phones?
- sergiomattei 8y agoThanks for the feedback! Will modify and enlarge the font a little bit.
- jacobolus 8y agoThe font size is fine. The width of the text block is absolutely ridiculous. http://webtypography.net/2.1.2 http://webtypography.net/2.1.2 https://practicaltypography.com/line-length.html https://practicaltypography.com/line-length.html
- jessaustin 8y agoI opened the print dialog, and discovered that this short piece would take 65 pages to print. Yes, that is a sign that the width of the text block is absolutely ridiculous. I couldn't figure out what's going on with my laptop, because the inspector short-circuited this goofy behavior. On a larger screen, I notice that the ".card-content" div has a ridiculous 150px of padding. It is nested in a ".card.blog-content-card" div, which has an atrocious 200px of margin. That in turn is nested in a ".blog-post-container.container" div, which has a merely unseemly 93px margin. After 886px is used for white space, there's not much screen left for text. Might want to fix that?
- RHSeeger 8y agoLooks much better now, thanks for the update.
- hyperjeff 8y agoturning off #blog-post's padding and the .blog-content-card's left & right margins makes the layout nice on a desktop.
- dltnhic 8y agoHello, this is a response to an earlier comment regarding Thorne/Blandford’s book. If a reading group exists by now, please let me know.