In case anyone else is trying to do the same thing, here is the CSS code I used:
@media only screen and (min-width: 640px) {
.BlogItem {
width: 640px !important;
margin-left: auto !important;
margin-right: auto !important;
}
}
Site URL: https://not-yet-live.com
Using 7.1, Fluid Engine:
I need to use a code block at the bottom of the site footer, as I want to use scripting to dynamically display the current year in the copyright.
Apparently the code block is still quite tall. The section it's in is set to "small" and I cannot have fewer than 9 rows in the section (!) when the code block is in it (this is the only block in this section). This leaves lots of empty space beneath, which is really not ideal in a footer bar/copyright line.
CSS targeting the block to remove padding will not override this, and I believe this is because the section is reading the code block as requiring 9 rows. This section started out as 6 rows, and dragging the section bottom drag bar up to minimize the height actually added 3 rows that nothing will remove. (I certainly can't edit the rows value manually, it is overwritten by 9.)
FYI, the code block itself only contains 2 lines of code.
This seems buggy. Anyone encounter this?
