Open thomasnuggets opened 1 month ago
I agree this could be useful, but just as suggestion for now, you can wrap with a Group and set "Inner blocks use content width" and then assign a specific max-width there. Or you can make use of CSS text-wrap: balance
or text-wrap: pretty
(Not fully supported yet) which works very well for headings and leading paragraphs.
In addition to the options on the group block mentioned in the previous comment, there are also global options in the global styles layout panel and in the theme.json file:
What problem does this address?
I'm always frustrated when trying to ensure optimal readability of text and headings on large screens. Currently, it is difficult to control the line length of text in Gutenberg editor, which can result in poor readability and a less appealing layout. Without the ability to set a maximum width for text and headings, users often face challenges in creating visually pleasing and reader-friendly content, especially on wider displays.
What is your proposed solution?
I propose adding a new option in the Gutenberg editor settings to allow users to manage the "max-width" of text and headings. This feature would provide more flexibility by enabling users to define a maximum width for text blocks and headings, enhancing the layout and reading experience across different devices.
Features:
Block Settings:
Global Options:
User Interface:
Benefits:
Example Use Case:
Thank you for considering this proposal. I look forward to your feedback and suggestions to improve this request.