We spotted this and eagerly went to test out this setting on the page template:
We saved the template and edited a page. There was no discernible difference in the display.
Have we misunderstood what this does or is there a trick or nuance to it that we haven’t grasped yet?
@Araminta, @JohnD, Please can you confirm the purpose of this property and the expected result of using it so we can rule out a bug or temporary incompetence on our part.
Cheers!
Hi,
That should alter the editor width as set up here: https://app.instawp.io/wordpress-auto-login?site=$2y$10$lNCiBaKSUHx5VMn5oRgcQOfVtBYvt24fl25XG4bajpt8ICGDZ5Vri
In this example, posts and pages have different content widths on the backend.
Best regards,
Johnny
Yes, that is what we expected. Whatever the cause, it must have been a temporary glitch. Setting this on the posts template worked perfectly first time. Then after deleting the value for the page template and re-adding it, it started to work for pages also.
We can now remove all of the styles we were using as a workaround for this.
Thank you Cwicly Team for adding this useful feature!