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} /* matching the top/right/bottom edges (not the lighter inter-cell --wt-border). */
 
/* A Datacheck page is a single wide review TABLE, not prose — so lift the site's readability capwidth caps and onlet the
content use ~the full viewport, giving the glossary table room to stop scrolling horizontally. In Vector
content column (#content is 900px base / 1200px desktop) and let it use ~the full viewport. That gives the
2022 the binding cap is NOT #content — it is its ancestor .mw-content-container (Vector's "limited width"
glossary table room to lay out so it stops scrolling horizontally. Body prose is unaffected:
layout). #content lives inside it, so capping #content alone changes nothing; we must un-cap the Vector
.mw-parser-output p is measure-capped (§10), so only the table (min-width:0 / max-width:none, above)
containers too, THEN bound #content to 95vw for a small gutter. Body prose is unaffected: .mw-parser-output
actually takes the extra width. Higher specificity than the #content rules above, so !important wins. */
.mw-parser-output p is measure-capped (§10), so only the table (min-width:0 / max-width:none, above) takes the extra width. */
.ns-3006 .mw-page-container,
.ns-3006 .mw-content-container {
max-width: none !important;
}
.ns-3006 #content {
max-width: 95vw !important;