Tell me, how is it even possible to adapt a widget? During its generation, you can set the width of the widget, but it is set in pixels as a percentage in any way. Is it possible to somehow influence this width at different screen resolutions?

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  • It depends on what the widgets are. For some, you can specify an automatic width, which will be substituted depending on the width of the parent block. - neluzhin
  • @terron in my case is a group of widgets and comments, and there and there the fixed width in pixels is indicated. - Constantine Shibaev

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Each widget has detailed documentation, the link to which is under the editor of the widget itself:

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As I wrote in my comment, most widgets, including the comment widget and the community widget , can adjust to the width of the parent block. To enable this behavior in the comments widget, you just need not specify the width parameter. And the community widget has the width parameter set to auto .