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I have been seeing this Wordpress theme a lot lately and it is so bad the way the content is pushed so far to the right. On my 27" monitor the left margin of th

I have been seeing this Wordpress theme a lot lately and it is so bad the way the content is pushed so far to the right. On my 27" monitor the left margin of the text is essentially the center of the display.

jlarocco 6y ago
I have a 27" monitor also, and it looks fine to me.
- tachyonbeam 6y ago
  27" monitor on Chrome here. Looks pretty far to the right.
- tzs 6y ago
  How about if the browser window is maximized? What I get in that case is 23 cm for the darkish blue left sidebar and 36 cm for the light blue right area that contains the article. Within that right area, the article is in 19 cm white rectangle with just under 2 cm margins. So, starting from the left here is what I see: 15 cm empty dark blue background, 6 cm of sidebar text on dark blue background, 2 more cm of empty dark blue background, 2 cm of empty light blue background, A tad under 2 cm of empty white background, About 14.5 cm of text on white background, A tad under 2 cm of empty white background, 15.5 cm of empty light blue background. It really is quite ugly. It looks like something I would do because I completely suck at CSS.
  - dhosek 6y ago
    I almost never¹ run a browser maximized on anything bigger than my 16" laptop screen (and even that not so much). Most of the time, I have browser windows that are 1/2 (on my 24" monitor) or 1/3 (on my ultrawide monitor) of the width and the full height (2/3 width on my laptop)). 1 The exception being browser windows to run sites like Netflix where I'm really using it as a video interface.
tyingq 6y ago
One thing that often works in this situation with chrome is the "Emulate CSS Media Type: Print" option from the rendering tab in Dev Tools. The theme appears to be the wordpress default theme from 2015, so you should see less of it as times goes on.

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I have been seeing this Wordpress theme a lot lately and it is so bad the way the content is pushed so far to the right. On my 27" monitor the left margin of th

by whalesalad 6y ago

jlarocco 6y ago
I have a 27" monitor also, and it looks fine to me.
- tachyonbeam 6y ago
  27" monitor on Chrome here. Looks pretty far to the right.
- tzs 6y ago
  How about if the browser window is maximized? What I get in that case is 23 cm for the darkish blue left sidebar and 36 cm for the light blue right area that contains the article. Within that right area, the article is in 19 cm white rectangle with just under 2 cm margins. So, starting from the left here is what I see: 15 cm empty dark blue background, 6 cm of sidebar text on dark blue background, 2 more cm of empty dark blue background, 2 cm of empty light blue background, A tad under 2 cm of empty white background, About 14.5 cm of text on white background, A tad under 2 cm of empty white background, 15.5 cm of empty light blue background. It really is quite ugly. It looks like something I would do because I completely suck at CSS.
  - dhosek 6y ago
    I almost never¹ run a browser maximized on anything bigger than my 16" laptop screen (and even that not so much). Most of the time, I have browser windows that are 1/2 (on my 24" monitor) or 1/3 (on my ultrawide monitor) of the width and the full height (2/3 width on my laptop)). 1 The exception being browser windows to run sites like Netflix where I'm really using it as a video interface.
tyingq 6y ago
One thing that often works in this situation with chrome is the "Emulate CSS Media Type: Print" option from the rendering tab in Dev Tools. The theme appears to be the wordpress default theme from 2015, so you should see less of it as times goes on.