Making a Row Full Page Width

Full page width makes a row extend across the entire document area, ignoring the preset side margins so content (images, background colors, banners, or text blocks) displays edge-to-edge for a seamless, margin-free look.

Enable full-page-width rows to increase visual impact—ideal for hero banners, wide images, full-bleed backgrounds, or large video sections that make your document stand out.

In sales quoting software and sales proposal software like QuoteCloud, full-width sections help your quote software and proposal software outputs communicate key messages more effectively and look more professional.

Hover over the row you want to change, right-click to open the blocks contextual menu, then click the expand-row toggle icon. The icon turns blue when active. Click the same toggle again to revert the row to the standard layout with side margins.

The expand-row toggle appears in the blocks contextual menu when you hover over a row and right-click. If it isn’t visible, make sure you've hovered directly over the row area (not an inner block) to reveal the contextual controls; right-clicking on nested elements can hide the row-level toggle.

Yes. Resize or use images that match the full page width so they align perfectly with the expanded row and avoid visible white borders or awkward spacing. Use high-resolution assets to keep images crisp on large displays and in exported PDFs.

No. The expand-row setting applies at the row level, so only the selected row will span edge-to-edge. Other rows will keep the document's standard side margins and layout unless you enable full-width on them too.

Use high-resolution images and test full-width content in the PDF export to confirm there are no unexpected borders. Avoid using full-width for long passages of body text—reserve it for banners, images, backgrounds, or media. Preview documents on different screen sizes to ensure the visual impact remains consistent.

Full-page-width rows render edge-to-edge in exports, including PDFs, provided assets are sized appropriately. When integrating with external tools (for example invoicing or accounting integrations in QuoteCloud), the visual layout of the document is preserved in the exported file—so check PDF previews before sending quotes or invoices generated by your quote software or proposal software.