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Unable to overcome max-width limit of #write div #1
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I second this. Not really want it to wrap at the exact edge (50 pixels or so from it is fine, you know, like a regular word processor [but better, or course, it is Markdown). |
Hi, I've tried with typora, but I found currently, the max-width can be override. For example, in your custom stylesheet: #write {
max-width: initial; // this will remove the default max-width
margin: 0 auto;
padding: 0 0 0 0; // this will define the pixels between writing area to window's edge
} Then the writing area will be expanded to the edge |
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Got to say, after more than ten years of using CSS, this is the first time I've seen a use for the "initial" value. Relieved that it actually works. Still maintain that Typora should not have a fixed-width default ... |
@mmatti, thanks for the advice. I will move |
@abnerlee if this (call it "margins?") were to be configurable--that is, exposed on the UI, for all themes--it would be great! |
default css styles won't include max-width from 0.9.6.8 |
Typora locks #write to 854px, and applying a custom stylesheet (even with the "!important" cheat) can't override it. Trying to get line widths to flow and wrap at the window's edge, instead of a fixed position.
None of the supplied themes support full width line reflow, which is fine, but the inability to override with a custom theme is frustrating.
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