Chris Blakley

This would probably necessitate the removal of the sidebar for starters.

Here's how twentyninteen does it: ```css .entry .entry-content > *.alignwide, .entry .entry-summary > *.alignwide { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; clear: both; } @media only screen and (min-width: 768px) { .entry...

Here's another, possibly more simple way to do it:  Note: that 'object-fit: cover' is a clever property that I didn't know about....

Here's how I do it in child themes, but I'm not sure that I want this to be the default setting for Nebula. ```html ``` ```scss .alignwide-enabled {justify-content: center; .alignwide...

As we talk about the block editor integration more and more (as well as within companion plugins) I want to note any features that I may specifically bring into Nebula...

That Full Width template would work for pages, but would not work for posts as `single.php` would always be the template file. For child theming, we could copy the full...

This is what I came up with tonight: https://gearside.com/nebula/this-is-an-equivalent-page-that-tests-block-editor-blocks-with-the-full-width-template/ ```scss .page-template-block-editor { h1 {font-size: 44px; text-align: center;} .entry-content, .entry-widgets, .entry-comments {padding-left: 40px; padding-right: 40px; > * {max-width: 640px; margin: 0...

It'll probably be a few years before we can implement this since we need to remain somewhat agnostic to PHP versions. Either when older versions stop being used or if/when...

Here is a RegEx pattern to help find potential updates for this: This finds any string of 3 characters like `$whatever = $whatever` ```regex ([^\s=]{3,})\s={1}\s\1\s ``` This one will look...

...and I didn't find any with the above syntax. This may end up being a more manual process and I can't imagine there are a whole ton of usage of...