Larger the character of an article, the better, for me - about 90 characters a line

Larger the character of an article, the better. In the last half of 2016, I was thinking that way, reading how-to article of basic business etiquette, writing, information technologies, and RFC and documentations of some Internet and Web features.

English being my second language, too small characters or too many (more than 200) characters in one line greatly discourage me from reading the article any further.
The most desirable layout is approximately 90 characters in one line, in full browser width (I prefer 900 pixels as browser windows width and with to the left text editor with width 250 pixels). Many web pages has aside contents, but basically I don't these aside contents or widget to take the place (width) of readable place. I would prefer if I can call these aside contents with icons.

I'm thinking of customizing the layouts more readable to me, and although it's not an easy job, I should want to edit my blog layout to comply with my preference.

To increase my reading efficiency, customizing the contents I patronize is crucial, and it's as well as a work worth while tackling with as a growth as a web page designer

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