Containerbredden
Containerbredden refers to the horizontal dimension of a layout container that holds the main content on a web page or application. It determines how much of the available width the content can occupy and is a key consideration in responsive and typographic design. The term is used in Danish and other Nordic design writings to describe the width constraint applied to content areas rather than the full viewport.
In practice, containerbredden is implemented by constraining an element with CSS, commonly by setting a max-width
Responsive sites often adjust containerbredden at defined breakpoints. Frameworks and design systems provide predefined container widths
In modern web design, containerbredden is related to, but distinct from, the overall page width. It interacts