Hi,
I want to suggest to reduce the line width of the documentation to increase readability. There's a design rule of thumb to have a max line width of ~70 characters, and I think it would help with the readability of the documentation.
I'm not sure if it should apply to pictures though, as that would decrease readability, and I think it looks ok with full width pictures, even if the text is more narrow.
I know very little about CSS but I think
.content :not(img) { max-width: 80ch; }
in the codeberg-docs.css works well.
Should I go ahead and file a pull request?
Reducing line width of documentation #183
This makes the copyright notice in the bottom move in from the right as well, which is ok, but not ideal. Anyone got an idea how to avoid this?
This would also be great to make space for a table of contents (#24) on the right. Feel free to submit a PR.
This makes the copyright notice in the bottom move in from the right as well, which is ok, but not ideal. Anyone got an idea how to avoid this?
Maybe you could add a custom style to override the max-width, or move it outside the content. Here's where it is in the templates. Though don't worry about this, it looks fine for now without the Table of Contents.
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