Pushing the toc field all the way to the right, making document content wider #1461
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Love love quarto. So well developed! Thanks again. I'm using the book output format and it looks great. However I know the screen sizes it will be used on and would really like the main content (id=quarto-document-content) to be wider, pushing the toc to the right of the screen. How would I do this? Something like (just close-ish examples)
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Using Beyond that, I believe you'll have to use (S)CSS, for example you could modify |
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Thank you for the detailed responses. I will keep a look out
…On Wed, Jul 20, 2022 at 4:58 AM Charles Teague ***@***.***> wrote:
Yes, right now there isn't a great way to resize the grid without taking
over the layout. We have an open issue to support grid size customization
(likely using SCSS variables), but that will happen sometime post 1.0 as it
will be a little complicated to get right.
You could also consider exploring more advanced page layout to create full
width or full bleed elements as a way to use that margin space that you'd
rather be using for content. (
https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/article-layout.html) This isn't what
you're looking for, but may provide some alternative that works today.
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Yes, right now there isn't a great way to resize the grid without taking over the layout. We have an open issue to support grid size customization (likely using SCSS variables), but that will happen sometime post 1.0 as it will be a little complicated to get right.
You could also consider exploring more advanced page layout to create full width or full bleed elements as a way to use that margin space that you'd rather be using for content. (https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/article-layout.html) This isn't what you're looking for, but may provide some alternative that works today.