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I’m not sure what you’re asking for. By window width, do you mean the width of the page content, e.g. the width of a blog post’s body? If so, are you asking for that width to always be the maximum width? Even for one-word bodies? In that case, the one word would appear to the left of the screen, not centered. I can’t test this for several days, but you should be able to style #paige-content to control the width. See the narrow look section in the readme for an example. In this case, you would set its width style to 100%. |
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The width of the window depends on the content. If there's less text, the window is narrow, and if there's more, it is wide.
It looks like the maximum window width is 80% - 85% of the screen, which I prefer.
How can set this max width as the default ?
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