style="padding-left: 24px;" in <body>
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This is a bit tricky -- the padding is there because quite a few of the themes have zero padding by default, making the body text flush with the left margin (for example, Cardinal and Caramel). For most of the other themes, the body text is either centred or otherwise unaffected by the small amount of padding. Having said that, turning off the padding (using the Firefox dev console) does not seem to have any effect on Holiday CSS at a number of different screen sizes I tried, so perhaps you were able to fix this already? |
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For some reason turning it off via the dev console doesn't remove the padding. Tried both in Firefox and in Chrome. If a theme has zero padding, then that's how the author intended it to look. I think the switcher should not try to "fix" paddings and whatnot. |
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@EvgenyOrekhov, it seems as though the reason you can't remove the padding is because it's being created by the js file on line 53: document.body.style.paddingLeft = "24px";I agree that it should be removed, or at least equal padding should be added to the right for symmetry. |
Switcher should not mess with the paddings at all. Theme's paddings should be respected and preserved. |
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