"Twenty Twenty-One" theme demo: https://themes.getmotopress.com/2021/
WordPress' theme "Twenty Twenty-One" display full-screen width without margin on Pale Moon 29.1.0 (64-bit) portable on Windows 10
Displaying wrong without margin on Pale Moon:
https://i.imgur.com/Zx6hp3R.jpg
Displaying correctly with margin on Firefox 86.0.1：
https://i.imgur.com/5Wzqrcx.jpg
WordPress' theme "Twenty Twenty-One" display wrong
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Re: WordPress' theme "Twenty Twenty-One" display wrong
A quick bisection shows me the following range:
https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/ ... 53b796a55f
The likely issue is that the theme wants to use CSS variable calculations with min(), max() and/or clamp() -- unimplemented functions there means the resulting value will be 0, so the margin ends up being 0.
Patches welcome to add those math functions to our css variable handling.
https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/ ... 53b796a55f
The likely issue is that the theme wants to use CSS variable calculations with min(), max() and/or clamp() -- unimplemented functions there means the resulting value will be 0, so the margin ends up being 0.
Patches welcome to add those math functions to our css variable handling.
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