Recently, I made the decision to adjust my wordpress theme to be 860px wide instead of the default 1200px. After putting in the effort to modify all content and headers/footers accordingly, everything appeared to be working perfectly. Even when inspecting with firebug, the <html>
tag reflected the correct width of 860px.
However, despite these changes, there seems to be lingering CSS code within the <head>
tag that I can't pinpoint the source of. This mysterious code includes html { min-width: 1200px; }
, causing my website to load at 1200px wide on mobile devices while the content remains at 860px. The result is an undesirable blank space to the right of all my content. My goal is simply to have everything at 860px, without any unnecessary centering. Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!