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If you're viewing that website on a desktop, I strongly suggest removing max-width: 90ch from the body css. Instead of 50% white space, it goes full width and m
by Someone1234 3y ago
If you're viewing that website on a desktop, I strongly suggest removing max-width: 90ch from the body css. Instead of 50% white space, it goes full width and makes the table substantially more readable (particularly the code samples).
- munk-a 3y agoHilariously enough I was initially confused by this comment because the webpage rendered so readably for me - the base CSS is actually quite reasonable and because I have JS disabled by default the page never re-rendered into the thinner mode.
- Someone1234 3y agoIt may be my specific setup. But on a 1440p display, 125% OS scale, I'm seeing more white left/right than actual content in the middle. It is also wrapping the code making it difficult to read. Completely readable at 100% width though.
- pacoverdi 3y agoI viewed it on Firefox for Android and I immediately had to jump to reader mode for the same reason. But I tend to use reader mode on most sites anyway because it's an easy way to get rid of banners (cookies, subscription etc.)