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For anyone else who's suffering, paste this in the console in devtools: document.getElementsByTagName('main')[0].style.margin = '0 auto';
by cipherself 4mo ago
For anyone else who's suffering, paste this in the console in devtools:
document.getElementsByTagName('main')[0].style.margin = '0 auto';
- fat 4mo agolmao - thank you!
- AdamTReineke 4mo agoAw, Pierre shut down? Is there a write-up on that? (The code review startup idea.)
- mi_lk 4mo agoThere's always reader mode when an author tries to be cute about their layout
- quadrature 4mo agothank you, how do they live like this.
- chrismorgan 4mo agoI’m surprised to see such a reaction to a left-aligned content column. I’d have said it was pretty common, though probably not as common as it used to be. If I were to pick one problem with the presentation, it would rather be the font-size (12px is unequivocally too small), or the use of monospace (simply unsuitable for body text). And incidentally, HN suffers from two of these three problems.
- nextaccountic 4mo ago> I’m surprised to see such a reaction to a left-aligned content column. I’d have said it was pretty common, though probably not as common as it used to be. When it was common, columns weren't so thin I think
- adrian_b 4mo agoLeft aligned content was much less of a problem on the old displays with a 4:3 aspect. Nowadays, with wide displays, the browser windows may also be wide, especially when using a lot of open tabs, and left aligned content becomes much more annoying when it is thrown far away from your center of vision.