Maximum Width Settings for Pages, Sections, and Rows

Setting "max-width" prevents page content from stretching infinitely as the window width increases, avoiding layout issues.

👩‍🏫 What is CSS max-width?

  • When the parent structure's width ≥ max-width value, the content will be based on the "max-width value" and rendered at 100%, without overflowing.
  • When the parent structure's width < max-width value, the content will be based on the "parent structure's width" and rendered with proportional scaling.

⚙️ Configuration

  • When not in full-width display, the maximum width can be set in either px or % modes.
    • Default is px mode.
    • In px mode, the setting range for maximum width is 700 ~ 4,000 px.
  • Entering a value that exceeds the parent structure's width is supported, but the actual rendered maximum width on the frontend will still equal the parent structure's width; therefore, the content will not exceed the parent structure.

🎨 Supported Items

  1. Entire Page

    • Access: Top navigation bar > Settings (gear icon) > Page size settings
    • Default: "Non-full width" with a maximum width of 1,140 px.

  2. Single Section Component

    • Access: Right component settings panel > Settings tab > Layout
    • Default: "Full-width display," which follows the width of the entire page.

  3. Single Row Component

    • Access: Right component settings panel > Settings tab > Layout
    • Default: "Full-width display," which follows the width of the parent Section.
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    Composite components such as Product list, Category list, and Instagram gallery are essentially specialized Row components and follow the same width setting logic.



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