In WordPress/gutenberg#29335 a solution has been developed that make alignments more declarative.
ie A new solution makes it a lot easier to use alignwide and alignfull. I believe this means you no longer need a ton of confusing CSS.
Since SB is a brand new theme I feel I should implement the solution in this theme first.
Later, when comfortable with the solution, and when a run time version of Gutenberg is delivered, I should apply it to Fizzie as well. See http://github.com/bobbingwide/fizzies/issues/44
Requirements
As for Fizzie. Properly support alignwide and alignfull, but with widths as below
| Style |
Width |
Currently used for |
| normal |
800px |
the content area |
| alignwide |
1200px |
header |
| alignfull |
100% = 1519 pixels on my laptop, 1903 on my second screen |
footer |
Solution
Which is basically the same as for WordPress/theme-experiments#233
Caveat
I don't know what to expect with the sidebar.
In WordPress/gutenberg#29335 a solution has been developed that make alignments more declarative.
ie A new solution makes it a lot easier to use
alignwideandalignfull. I believe this means you no longer need a ton of confusing CSS.Since SB is a brand new theme I feel I should implement the solution in this theme first.
Later, when comfortable with the solution, and when a run time version of Gutenberg is delivered, I should apply it to Fizzie as well. See http://github.com/bobbingwide/fizzies/issues/44
Requirements
As for Fizzie. Properly support alignwide and alignfull, but with widths as below
Solution
experimental-theme.jsonreplacing "custom" with "layout"Which is basically the same as for WordPress/theme-experiments#233
Caveat
I don't know what to expect with the sidebar.