# Page Width

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Flexi gives you multiple ways to control the width of each section, so it fits naturally within your theme.

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#### Choose a Width Setting

In the section settings, you’ll find three options:

* Fixed Pixel Value → Set a specific width in pixels.
* Full Width → Stretch the section across the entire screen.
* Custom CSS Class → Use a class to match your theme’s existing width styles.
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#### Dawn / Horizon

* Dawn → Set the page width to custom, and use the custom CSS class "page-width".
* Horizon → Set the page width option to Full. Then toggle on developer mode and add the class "section" to adopt Horizon’s standard section width.
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#### Other Themes

For most themes, setting a pixel width is the simplest approach. If you’re comfortable with CSS, we recommend using the theme’s existing classes or creating your own custom class for maximum control.
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This flexibility ensures your sections look consistent, no matter which theme you’re building on.


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