Were one to exist, I could enter myself into a WordPress theme switcher contest, and I would win easily. Support for IndieWeb technology, namely microformats 2, is sorely lacking in all major theme houses that I have tried. The few themes that do support IndieWeb tech are aesthetically challenged. I have tried them all. The latest one I am trying out is SemPress, mostly because it is minimalist and I was able to modify it to meet some of my needs. SemPress was written by Matthias Pfefferle.
I wanted my images to display larger than the narrow 670px of the default SemPress. Most of my photography is landscapes and cityscapes. These are scenes which I think show best when displayed as large as possible. There are few art galleries displaying landscapes as framed 4x6" prints. The larger the better. I wanted my landscapes to appear as wide as they can on a 10.5" iPad Pro.
After hours of trial and error -- I have limited understanding of CSS -- I have something that works for me. I modified the CSS as follows.
#primary {
float: left;
width: 960px;
}
#page {
display: block;
margin: 0 auto;
position: relative;
width: 960px;
}
@media (min-width: 960px) {
.single-column #page { width:960px }
}
There is a weird interaction with the JetPack image CDN. When enabled, all images are displayed no larger than 670px wide. I turned off the feature.
