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There is at least 1 place in the templates where it is assumed that the main content area should always be 75% of the width, even if the sidebar is empty. This in particular is a challenge for pages with embedded content (for example, embedding University maps) where having every inch of available width is beneficial to the user.
Perhaps we can conditionally set the class on that wrapper div to col-800-12 when there is no sidebar?
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@rvtraveller I believe this was a design choice, to keep the page constrained, and centered. I agree with your recommendation but am unsure if we could implement this change without UMD DIT approving/reviewing/agreeing to it first.
You could always create a child theme, and override this template, if desired.
Cheers!
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There is at least 1 place in the templates where it is assumed that the main content area should always be 75% of the width, even if the sidebar is empty. This in particular is a challenge for pages with embedded content (for example, embedding University maps) where having every inch of available width is beneficial to the user.
Perhaps we can conditionally set the class on that wrapper div to
col-800-12
when there is no sidebar?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: