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OK thank ou. I tried that but there was no change. I should maybe note that I am now using a screen with a width of 1920, and the right margin is even more prominent.

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Thanks all.

I copied and pasted the above code into my style.css, then changed “margin-right” to 1px. That resulted in no change. Clearing my browser cache does not result in any change either, nor did checking in another browser (Incognito Chrome, Firefox). Any thoughts on how to troubleshoot further?

OK thanks. I gave used Firebug and determined that editing the entry:

.archive-header, .comments-area, .image-navigation, .page-header, .page-content, .post-navigation, .site-content .entry-header, .site-content .entry-content, .site-content .entry-summary, .site-content footer.entry-meta {
    margin-right: 54px;
}

does indeed modify the margin in-question (I confirmed it in real time). However when I enter that same code into my style sheet, the margin does not change.

The DIV element in-question is nested inside a handful of other div elements. When I edit the margin (or padding) property in my CSS file, do I need to somehow specify all of these parent divs?

Thanks. That’s a bit over my head though. I know what Firefox is. Apart from that, the rest was Greek. How exactly do I set check in real time? And what does it indicate?

I see. OK thanks for everything.

OK thanks for the info. If I mark up a table by hand (using Notepad), and insert into my WordPress page, will my WordPress theme alter the format of the table?

I’ll look into that plugin.

Nevermind, it startedt o work all of a sudden. Maybe I had a typo earlier.

Nevermind for now. I need to investigate media queries a bit more.

Something that may be pertinent is that, when I do an inspect element on the element in-question, the FULL information given is:

media="all" @media screen and (min-width: 846px) .content-area, .content-sidebar { padding-top: 72px;

Does this change things?

Regarding the Real Full Width modification, that hid/removed my left menu, which I’d like to keep. I couldn’t figure out how to edit the css to avoid that.

Adding max-width: 93%; to my css, so that it becomes

.site-content .entry-header,
.site-content .entry-content,
.site-content .entry-summary,
.site-content .entry-meta, .page-content {
width: 100%;
max-width: 93%;
}

Results in no change. The content still fills only a portion of the screen.

OK I see why a plugin would be more advantageous than an in-theme solution. Thanks a lot.

Thanks. I have not. I know plugins can provide a solution, but I was wondering if the twentyfourteen theme had this capability built in.