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Creating ticket from 39573 from WordPress.org user ashercantrell:
Using Portfolio projects in Twenty Sixteen on a site with no widgets in the sidebar leads to some strange margin issues. There's a lot of white space to the side of the content, making the text start nearly in the center, like this:
[[Image(https://cldup.com/_TStsYRC4r.png)]]
If you inspect the area, you can see some very odd margins in the CSS:
[[Image(https://cldup.com/lzji2hWK-A.png)]]
If that's difficult to read, it says there's a 389.141 left margin and a -1111.840 right margin, which is causing the unusual white space.
I did find a workaround: Adding any sidebar widgets, including a blank text widget, will correct the margin issue:
Creating ticket from 39573 from WordPress.org user
ashercantrell
:Using Portfolio projects in Twenty Sixteen on a site with no widgets in the sidebar leads to some strange margin issues. There's a lot of white space to the side of the content, making the text start nearly in the center, like this:
[[Image(https://cldup.com/_TStsYRC4r.png)]]
If you inspect the area, you can see some very odd margins in the CSS:
[[Image(https://cldup.com/lzji2hWK-A.png)]]
If that's difficult to read, it says there's a 389.141 left margin and a -1111.840 right margin, which is causing the unusual white space.
I did find a workaround: Adding any sidebar widgets, including a blank text widget, will correct the margin issue:
See: https://cldup.com/1KIYImUndw.png
The margins with the widget(s) in place look like this:
See: https://cldup.com/lzji2hWK-A.png
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