First of all, thank you very much for this awesome project, it is incredible :+1:
I am trying to make the contents of the posts and pages all justified by default, but I am very new to Jekyll and not an expert in web programming.
How would you change the configuration files for adding a {: text-justify} everywhere in the body of the pages?
You'll have to modify the theme's CSS to do this. If you set the following declaration it will justify the post/page content.
.page__content {
text-align: justify;
}
Thank you @mmistakes , what is your suggestion about the file where I should add these lines? I am seeing many files inside of _sass, is that the right place?
Yes, that's the right place. Here would work https://github.com/mmistakes/minimal-mistakes/blob/master/_sass/_page.scss#L53
Awesome @mmistakes, problem solved. Closing the issue.
Hello @mmistakes and thanks for this awesome theme.
I tried the above but the right sidebar is part of the page__content and sometimes creates this ugly result:

Is there a way to exclude the sidebar?
Thank you.
@YannisPap Sure... with more CSS.
.sidebar__right {
text-align: left;
}
You are right. Very nubby on CSS.
Thanks you.
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You'll have to modify the theme's CSS to do this. If you set the following declaration it will justify the post/page content.