mainwidth
mainwidth refers to a CSS property that allows developers to set a maximum width for an element. This is commonly used on web pages to control the overall width of the content area, preventing it from becoming too wide on large screens and improving readability. When the viewport is narrower than the specified mainwidth, the element will shrink to fit the viewport.
The mainwidth property is typically applied to container elements, such as a div that wraps the main
It is often used in conjunction with the margin property, specifically with `margin: 0 auto;`. This combination