Josh Collinsworth • 3/16/2019

Adding Gutenberg Full- and Wide-Width Image Support to Your WordPress Theme

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This technical tutorial explains how to add support for Gutenberg's wide and full-width image alignment options to a WordPress theme. It covers adding the necessary PHP code (`add_theme_support('align-wide')`) and provides a clever CSS technique using viewport units (`vw`) and `calc()` to make images break out of their container and span the screen.

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