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This is terrible advice and is a massive hack as well as being a terrible misuse of hr element. Also I'm not sure I want to take advice on how to lay out my co

This is terrible advice and is a massive hack as well as being a terrible misuse of hr element. Also I'm not sure I want to take advice on how to lay out my content from someone who claims to be a designer but has his content in such a limited space (less than 40% of my screen space on a 15 inch monitor) and all the way to the left.

maxsavin 12y ago
Text is easier to read when narrow. Agree on the centering.. working on some solutions for it. I only had ~1h to put into the site.
- gwern 12y ago
  > Text is easier to read when narrow. Have you A/B tested that?
- LukeB_UK 12y ago
  Text is annoying to read when it's too narrow, yours is too narrow. Bumping it up from 500px to 800px makes it look less sparse and is still readable. For the centering, margin: 0 auto; on .textWrapper is an improvement.
  - maxsavin 12y ago
    Goes against the MD style of the homepage.. trying to find another solution.
    - LukeB_UK 12y ago
      Making the content 800px wide and setting the margin the same way looked perfectly fine on both the blog post and the home page, much better than all the way to the left and smaller.