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After redesigning this website, and realizing that I’ve been way too nonchalant about different window sizes, I came across an issue that probably occurs in a lot of different layouts. The problem happens under the following circumstances: (1) The header and footer of the page have no specified width; (2) The content area has a specified width, and is centered using margin: auto; (3) The window is
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