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Adjusting the position of a box with tcolorbox
This is the expected behavior, since you are writing the box inside a list. However, if you insist on having a "full width" box, then you probably want to use the key spread sidewards. Since ...
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Adjusting the position of a box with tcolorbox
The simplest, in my opinion, would be to end the enumerate environment before the \tcolorbox, and to use the resume* key when you want to continue the environment:
\documentclass{article}
\...
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How to adjust a box position with tcolorbox
The problem is not the tcolorbox but your geometry specifications and your width specification. This is how the ouput looks:
From the image you can see that the box is indeed as wide as the text, but ...
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settypeblocksize does not change the textwidth
As @daleif says you can't change the layout mid page, but perhaps memoir's adjustwidth environment is what you can use.
% textwidthprob.tex SE 643343
\documentclass[letterpaper]{memoir}
\...
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Page numbering disappear when using together (1) fancyhdr and (2) geometry packages
Thanks for the clarification and the example.
The two roots of the problem are the following:
(1) You have given the instruction \fancyfoot{} on l. 30. This "clears all footer fields", as ...
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