Change Details

Adding max-width to the main container of the website makes it display better on large (wide) screens. Before this change, the website would stretch to the entire width of the screen. Since it was not designed for wide screens, this causes some layout and readability issues (e.g. nav bar /menu moves down and "leaves" its container and a lot of empty space is created between elements. | Before | After | |--------------|--------------| | {F87227081} | {F87227087} |

Adding max-width to the main container of the website makes it display better on large (wide) screens. Before this change, the website would stretch to the entire width of the screen. Since it was not designed for wide screens, this causes some layout and readability issues (e.g. nav bar /menu moves down and "leaves" its container and a lot of empty space is created between elements. | Before | After | |--------------|--------------| | {F87227081} | {F87227087} | (please note: seems like the inline preview won't load for one or both of the images; but they should both work when clicked)

Adding max-width to the main container of the website makes it display better on large (wide) screens. Before this change, the website would stretch to the entire width of the screen. Since it was not designed for wide screens, this causes some layout and readability issues (e.g. nav bar /menu moves down and "leaves" its container and a lot of empty space is created between elements. | Before | After | |--------------|--------------| | {F87227081} | {F87227087} | (please note: seems like the inline preview won't load for one or both of the images; but they should both work when clicked)