rkaplan is trying to make their entire site responsive by adjusting the width to fit the full window size. However, the post content remains at a fixed width despite attempts to override it.
dax suggests overwriting the .topic-body CSS rule from width: calc(690px + (11px * 2)); to width: 100%; to resolve the issue. However, this may impact the timeline on the right. An example of a site with a similar layout is provided: https://www.gamekult.com/forum/
rkaplan thanks dax for the suggestion but notes that the global CSS changes have unintended effects, requiring a more nuanced approach. dax agrees, emphasizing the complexity of modifying the layout width and the need for media queries to adapt to different device sizes.
I am trying to configure CSS for my entire site to be responsive in with i.e. for the width to adjust to the full width of the current window.
I know these entries represent brute force and are not particularly elegant. That said, it actually works well for just about every aspect of the site, including the window to create/edit a new post.
However, the actual post content itself - which appears to be in a CSS element called css.coked - remains at a fixed width no matter how I attempt to override it. What can I do so viewed posts also expand to the window size?
I see there are a number of other of unintended effects of the other global CSS changes so I need to rethink this or be more nuanced in the edits I make.
Yes, it’s not so simple to modify the layout widht. The elements that are impacted are many and consider that you must do a lot of work with the media queries to adapt the changes to devices of all sizes.
