Studio Editor: Setting the Site's Max Width

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In the Studio Editor, certain elements are set to scale proportionally by default, which means they grow in direct relation to the screen size. On larger screens, they might even grow too big for your liking. 
Set the max width for sections on your client's site to keep elements from growing beyond the point you want them to. 
GIF showing the max width feature in action on a Studio Editor site - stretching the width to show the elements don't grow
In this article, learn more about:

Setting the max width for your client's site

Head over to the Site Styles panel to set the max width. On screens that are wider than the value you set, the element sizes stay fixed, and the site gets side margins. 
The max width you set applies to the entire site, but you can exclude specific sections if needed.
Note:
The max width must be larger than 1001px.

To set the max width:

  1. Click Site Styles undefined on the left side of the editor.
  2. Click the Max width tab.
  3. Enter the desired width in pixels.
The max width tab is open in the site styles panel.

Excluding specific pages or sections from max width

You can always disable the max width setting for specific sections or pages. This means that elements that scale proportionally will continue to grow in direct relation to the visitor's screen. 

To exclude a page or section:

  1. Select the relevant section.
  2. Click the Open Inspector icon  at the top right of the editor.
  3. Disable the Apply max width toggle under Responsive behavior.
A screenshot of a section grid and the Inspector panel, disabling the max width toggle to exclude the section
Want to exclude the entire page?
Select the page in the Inspector's breadcrumbs, then click Exclude existing sections under Layout. This disables max width for all the sections you currently have on the page. 

A screenshot of the Inspector panel in the Studio Editor, showing where you click to exclude an entire page from max width

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