Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When a site has a max-width, it is easiest to apply that width to the .container element and use <div class="container"> around pieces of the site to apply that max width. Right now, the header does not include a container div so it has to be added locally to sites that require a max-width to be applied.
Describe the solution you'd like
Similar to the footer, add a div inside the header with class="container">.
Additional context
DIMES doesn't have a max-width set, but rockarch.org does. I'm guessing many of our others sites do (or should) have a max-width based on their content.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When a site has a max-width, it is easiest to apply that width to the
.containerelement and use<div class="container">around pieces of the site to apply that max width. Right now, the header does not include a container div so it has to be added locally to sites that require a max-width to be applied.Describe the solution you'd like
Similar to the footer, add a div inside the header with
class="container">.Additional context
DIMES doesn't have a max-width set, but rockarch.org does. I'm guessing many of our others sites do (or should) have a max-width based on their content.