<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Text prose and code have different width requirements, with prose benefiting from restricted width for readability and code blocks suffering from restrictions causing horizontal scrolling and hindering readability.</li><li>To address code block width issues, a solution involving Hugo's wrapperClass and CSS negative margin was provided.</li><li>By configuring Hugo to add a CSS class to code blocks and applying CSS with negative margin and 'fit-content' property, code blocks can extend beyond text width while keeping prose properly wrapped.</li><li>The solution allows text to remain readable while giving code blocks the space they need, with considerations for browser support and screen width variations.</li></ul>

CSS Hack: Let Code Blocks Break Free From Container Width

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