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Decrease Blog Post Width, without affecting anything else

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Hi there! 

I'm looking to decrease the width of my individual blog posts, without affecting anything else on the site/pages. Here's an example of a single post: https://www.rebeccastumpf.com/journal2/2022/12/13/striking-gold-for-travel-leisure

And here's the page before it of all the individual posts I'm looking to decrease the width of: https://www.rebeccastumpf.com

Can anyone help me out with some custom code to do this? The squarespace design does not allow anymore width adjustments than there currently are.

THANKS!

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Hi,

Decrease on blog posts only the content width or the sidebar as well?

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Be aware that the current content is not centered on larger screens

Screenshot 2024-01-18 at 23.49.04.png

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@sorca_marian yes, not affect the side bar width at all.

Correct, my site is left justified...so basically I'm looking to create more of a space in between the blog and the side bar in order to make the blog width smaller. As far as the page width, it's on the maximum amount on squarespace, so it's interesting to see the layout on larger screens! Hmmm....

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You can use this code to Website Tools (under Not Linked) > Custom CSS

@media screen and (min-width:901px) {
.collection-type-blog.blog-sidebar-right #mainContent {
    margin-right: 550px !important;
}
}

 

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