Ordered lists fill full page

[ekstroem]

Hi,

Ordered lists seem to fill the full width of the page while unordered are rendered within the main column. Is there a way to make that consistent?

For example:

Check this out
* This is nice
* and looks fine

but

Check this out
1. This is not quite as nice
2. so what could be done?

I know of Tufte's aversion to lists but they are nice to explain, for example, steps in an algorithm.

[clayh53]

Probably just a matter of adding ul to the SCSS file.

On Jun 1, 2016, at 4:23 PM, Claus Ekstrøm notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

Ordered lists seem to fill the full width of the page while unordered are rendered within the main column. Is there a way to make that consistent?

For example:

Check this out

• This is nice
• and looks fine but

Check this out

1. This is not quite as nice
2. so what could be done? I know of Tufte's aversion to lists but they are nice to explain, for example, steps in an algorithm.

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[ekstroem]

Ah yes. That works. I added

ol { width: 45%;
     -webkit-padding-start: 5%;
     -webkit-padding-end: 5%;
    }

in case anyone else wants to do something like that.