Perfectionist - the default curve interface

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A discussion on the default curve interface in Discourse, specifically about the width of the main content area, began with TOWUK suggesting that increasing the width would provide more space for discussion and improve readability. merefield pointed out a Theme Component that allows collapsing of sidebars to increase the width of the content area. However, Falco noted that admins can adjust the topic width as needed, and cited best practices emphasizing the importance of readability. The default width is based on these best practices, and increasing it too much can negatively impact readability. The conversation concluded with TOWUK inquiring about whether the feature is included in the core installation, and merefield clarifying that it is a Theme Component.

hello dear friends, maybe many people did not notice that the main part where the post is contained is compressed on the sides and there is a lot of empty space on the right, although it would be possible to move the line to the right and the text in the post would be wider and more space for discussion



Allows you to collapse Topic page sidebars so that the Topics can take up the full width.

Of course, this assumes you have a need for sidebars. But that’s up to you …

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Admins can increase the topic width as they see fit

The defaults are based on best practices,

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its include in core (default installation)?

Did you click on the link?

(no it’s a Theme Component)

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Thx, i noob in discourse

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