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Consolidating two existing issues into one, since they're tightly related: #144 and #5
Current issue
Currently, there's a mismatch between the way site padding behaves in the post/page editor and the frontend.
In the editor, post content has no padding at all, regardless of its assigned alignment (default, wide, full).
In the front-end, post content has appropriate default padding (since it's added to our default templates), but full-width items do not go to the screen edges.
Editor
Front End
Target appearance
Our ideal solution is:
Post content has a default padding that matches between the post/page editor and the front end.
When a top-level item in the post content is assigned to be "full-width" it should go all the way to the screen edges.
Upstream issues/PRs:
These issues would be solved universally with a solution to the following issue:
Yea, I’m seeing the exact issue. I’ve added a temporary negative margin hack to negate it, but its not awesome - nor is it a standardized solution that all themes would benefit from. If anything Gutenberg could work add the negative margin itself ha 🤷.
I’m hoping for a standard that every full width aligned block can be adopted into automatically without any interference from a theme.
Consolidating two existing issues into one, since they're tightly related: #144 and #5
Current issue
Currently, there's a mismatch between the way site padding behaves in the post/page editor and the frontend.
Target appearance
Our ideal solution is:
Upstream issues/PRs:
These issues would be solved universally with a solution to the following issue:
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