removed the extra/auto margins adding up in various pages in >=2560 px

[Mahakgupta108]

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this pr address the issues in which, in cloud/kanvas docs, some pages are rendered perfectly without any margins on larger vp while some have trailing margins on both sides, spoiling the ux.

• Root cause: In media queries targeting these vp, have been given margin: auto for td-main that leads to margins on both sides when the layout gets stretched.

• Solution: removed those margin: auto from td-main.

This PR fixes #1249

p.s: Regarding the mobile view, I noticed that issue arises in the navbar, so should I address that navbar overflow in this pr itself or open a different one for it?

before:

Screencast.from.2026-09-18.13-01-33.webm

after: (tested in localhost)

Screencast.from.2026-09-18.13-04-32.webm

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• Updated large-screen layouts so navigation and main content areas span the available width.
• Removed automatic horizontal centering and the previous maximum-width constraint.

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For screens at least $site-max-width, the navbar and main content containers now use unrestricted widths and do not use automatic horizontal margins.

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Responsive layout adjustment

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Large-screen container layout assets/scss/_styles_project.scss	The large-screen navbar and main content rules now use max-width: none. The rules no longer use automatic horizontal margins.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: maanvi212006

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	The change addresses the main content and navbar constraints for viewports at or above $site-max-width. This supports the large-viewport objective in [#1249]. However, .footer > * still has `max-w…	Remove or revise the large-viewport max-width: $site-max-width constraint for the affected footer content, or provide a directly linked follow-up issue that explicitly tracks the remaining [#1249] footer scope.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title describes the removal of extra margins on large-viewport pages, which matches the main change. The >=2560 px threshold is inaccurate because the fix applies at or above the `$site-max-widt…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The pull request changes only the shared documentation layout rules in assets/scss/_styles_project.scss. It removes the desktop width and auto-margin constraints for the navbar and main content. The…
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The change addresses the main content and navbar constraints for viewports at or above $site-max-width. This supports the large-viewport objective in [#1249]. However, .footer > * still has max-width: $site-max-width in assets/scss/_footer_project.scss. The footer therefore remains constrained and can retain the unwanted side spacing on affected pages. No issue requirement establishes a need for automated tests.

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🟡 Minor · Keep .td-main centered above 1920px. · _styles_project.scss:1-400

assets/scss/_styles_project.scss:1-400
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Keep .td-main centered above 1920px. $site-max-width is 1920px, and the wide-screen rule retains only max-width: $site-max-width. It has no width, padding, or auto margins. The .td-main element is a direct child of the full-width .container-fluid.td-outer, so at viewports wider than 1920px it remains left-aligned and leaves the remaining space only on the right. This creates asymmetric layout and misaligns the main content with the centered navbar.

Restore margin-left: auto and margin-right: auto on .container-fluid.td-outer > .td-main. No other breakpoint in this file centers .td-main; the remaining auto-margin rules target the navbar, images, and figures.

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In `@assets/scss/_styles_project.scss` around lines 1 - 400, Update the
wide-screen `.container-fluid.td-outer > .td-main` rule to restore `margin-left:
auto` and `margin-right: auto` alongside its existing `$site-max-width`
constraint, keeping `.td-main` centered above 1920px without changing other
breakpoints.

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In `@assets/scss/_styles_project.scss`:
- Around line 1-400: Update the wide-screen `.container-fluid.td-outer >
.td-main` rule to restore `margin-left: auto` and `margin-right: auto` alongside
its existing `$site-max-width` constraint, keeping `.td-main` centered above
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[Maanvi212006]

I also found whiteboarding page breaking at 2560px in layer5.io. this PR fixes that too. But, the footer is not completely left-aligned now. please check other pages as well breaking at 2560px and make sure those too are fixed in this PR itself

[Mahakgupta108]

I also found whiteboarding page breaking at 2560px in layer5.io. this PR fixes that too. But, the footer is not completely left-aligned now. please check other pages as well breaking at 2560px and make sure those too are fixed in this PR itself

@Maanvi212006, I rechecked, and now on >=1920 px the page content isn't centring and is taking the full width; that's why the footer appears centred, not left-aligned. But the footer CSS forces it to be centre-aligned, like the navbar.

Checked the previous page that wasn't breaking at >=1920px is also rendering the footer in the centre.

localhost (tested for >=2560px)

Screencast.from.2026-09-19.10-17-38.webm

deployed preview (for >=1920px)

Screencast.from.2026-09-19.10-18-17.webm

[Maanvi212006]

I believe the footer alignment issue at >=2560 px can be tracked in a separate issue. will you do that @Mahakgupta108 ? Also, please update the issue and PR titles and descriptions (as now it fixes all the pages at >=2560 px too). Otherwise LGTM.

[Mahakgupta108]

I believe the footer alignment issue at >=2560 px can be tracked in a separate issue. will you do that @Mahakgupta108 ? Also, please update the issue and PR titles and descriptions (as now it fixes all the pages at >=2560 px too). Otherwise LGTM.

sure, i'll do that.
i also noticed some navbar responsive issue in medium and smaller vp. if you allow then we can merge footer alignment and navbar alignment under one pr scope.

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Muse Code review: verified the diff, the linked issue, and the current master sources. The change is small and targeted, and the PR is still valid (mergeable, checks green, issue #1249 still open). A few findings below.

Verified

• Diff touches only assets/scss/_styles_project.scss (+2/−6): in the @media (min-width: $site-max-width) block, .td-navbar > .container-fluid and .container-fluid.td-outer > .td-main drop max-width: $site-max-width + auto margins in favor of max-width: none. Master still has the old constrained version, so the change is not yet applied or superseded.
• $site-max-width is 1920px (assets/scss/_variables_project.scss:122), so the media query takes effect at >=1920px viewports.
• CI: 4 passed, 1 skipped (build, triage, CodeRabbit, DCO pass); PR state is mergeable/clean.

1. Stale comment above the media query (assets/scss/_styles_project.scss:797)
   The line // Max-width constraint for large screens to prevent layout stretch now describes the opposite of what the block does. Please update it so future readers aren't misled, e.g.:

// Allow full-width layout on large screens (no max-width centering)

2. Title says >=2560px but the query triggers at >=1920px
   $site-max-width is 1920px and issue Various pages have issue in responsive in larger viewports #1249 expects the fix "above 1920", so the >=2560 px in the PR title understates the affected range. Consider retitling to >=1920px (you already agreed in-thread to update the title/description — just confirming).

3. Footer still capped at $site-max-width while navbar/main go full-width
   assets/scss/_footer_project.scss:14-19 keeps max-width: $site-max-width on .footer > *, which is the footer-centering mismatch raised in the Sep 19 thread. Since you agreed to track that separately, please link the new footer-alignment issue from this PR before merge so it isn't lost; otherwise consider aligning the footer here for a consistent full-width layout.

4. Nit: max-width: none vs removing the block
   Functionally this is fine and explicit, which guards against upstream theme defaults. Alternatively the whole @media block could be deleted since it no longer constrains anything — optional, no action required.

5. Mobile navbar overflow (raised in the PR body P.S.)
   That is a separate viewport/behavior from this desktop fix; a separate PR is the right scope. Please don't fold it in here.

[Mahakgupta108]

Hey @jijillery, thanks for the review! I think most of these has been addressed already. But regarding the stale comment, I am also thinking about it. Glad you pointed out, lemme change it :)

[hamza-mohd]

@Katotodan, what do you think? I'm not sure that these delivers desirable changes.

[leecalcote]

This is a good item to add to the weekly Websites meeting agenda. You can add this item in the doc, attend, and present it. Meeting details can be found at https://meshery.io/calendar.

@Mahakgupta108 have you presented these changes for consideration in the weekly Websites meeting? I invite you to do so, if you haven't yet. If you have already, what feedback did you receive?

[Mahakgupta108]

This is a good item to add to the weekly Websites meeting agenda. You can add this item in the doc, attend, and present it. Meeting details can be found at https://meshery.io/calendar.

@Mahakgupta108 have you presented these changes for consideration in the weekly Websites meeting? I invite you to do so, if you haven't yet. If you have already, what feedback did you receive?

hey @leecalcote, I presented this in yesterday's website meeting. Explained my whole pr end to end; they said that the changes look good to them, but they will circle back after the meeting for final review.