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in CSS you can do "max-width: 40ch" on smaller devices if you want. For fancy decorations you'd need need to draw them with css and/or pseudo elements. pre{
by anotheryou 6y ago
in CSS you can do "max-width: 40ch" on smaller devices if you want. For fancy decorations you'd need need to draw them with css and/or pseudo elements.
pre{
max-width: 40ch !important;
white-space: normal;
}
- vehemenz 6y agoGood idea. I didn't know about ch units. I experimented with setting a fixed vw width, which kinda works, but at the end of the day 80 characters is probably just too much.
- anotheryou 6y agoOn desktop I force most text to be 60ch width max. Breaks a few sites but overall as great for HN comments for example. *:not(#tinymce) p{ max-width: 60ch !important; }