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By Grant Stavely Last update Jul 16, 2010 — Installed 21,592 times.

text center & width for widescreens

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Anton Waldner User
FirefoxWindows

I think it's not that ergonomic to read the text with simplepedia.
And even my center-text&set-a-certain-width-bookmarklet does work with every site but not with simplepedia. Well what about a simplepedia-script that makes the content more comfortable to read by applying a text center and certain width assignment function. Design is awesome so far. Nice one!

 
Grant Stavely Script's Author
SafariMacintosh

I'll play with a few ways to do that, I've noticed the same thing. Wikipedia is written assuming it can go as wide as it wants, and some pages with tables get to be pretty huge. I never maximize windows or use full screen browsing on high resolution monitors.

 
Anton Waldner User
FirefoxWindows

I think that's all about your mac habits! Could you shorten the script, that I could use my center bookmarklet. Normally without any scripts the page would show the same behaviour (go as wide as it wants) anyway. seems like because of the script center and width settings are somehow blocked.

 
auscompgeek User
FirefoxWindows

It's probably that !important is specified for quite a lot of the rules, so you'll have to do something about it. Fix the bookmarklets perhaps?

 
Grant Stavely Script's Author
SafariMacintosh

Excessive line length hinders usability for sure. I think the best approach will be an option or toggle item directly built into simplepedia.

 
Reed.Richards User
FirefoxX11

You should def. do an update where the paragraph length is set to something, the smaller width the better! Helps your eyes connect to next line and avoids reading fatigue.

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